Posted by DeltaRed on April 16, 2010 at 20:34:55 from (97.122.255.62):
In Reply to: nash tractor ? posted by smallbaleboy on April 16, 2010 at 17:58:54:
Looks like a Nash Quad,circa 1916.I have seen 2 of them in our local antique tractor club.one islocal and original and still runs.it was in France during WW1,came back to America and skidded logs in western Colorado for many,many years.it has full time 4wd,hard rubber 'tires',4 cyl 16 hp engine,4 speed trans capable of 16MPH. the other,lives at pierceCO(north of Denver)and is completly restored into a WW1 weapons carrier.
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