Old farm tractor hit and miss engine

[Polybun]

Get a polarizing filter to help control contrast on sunny days. Your camera isn't very good and can't handle sunny days very well.

[mustie1]

thats chitty chitty bang bangs father

[ryobie1]

Nice to see an old engine doing work!

[586guest2]

dude thats so fast!

[rayunseitig]

nice

[thersnomorecoolnames]

its an ihc

[KXrhyder547]

hahaha why not just walk at that point

[tractorboy8420]

@KXrhyder547 well can you pull a deep plow on heavy wet soil by just walking? lol .. give it a try... not easy.. i have tryed .. LOL xD it through my back and i am only 16 LOL

[AultmanTaylor]

Old Mogul

PS waterloo poy didn't start out with a laying 2 cilinder.

They started in 1904(?) with a single cilinder

look C H Wendel's book

[eh4891]

That's a Fairbanks Morse it's gotta be, I've seen a Fairbanks tractor like that before

[gunnut6]

those are very rare tractors, youre lucky you got the chance to see one

[gunnut6]

that is a 1912 waterloo boy

[humabdos]

Thanks for the Info!

[Alisterwolf66]

Not a Waterloo Boy; they never used evaporative cooling (the big tank at the front). Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company's fist foray into the tractor market was the One Man Tractor, in 1912: A big, crossmount four-cylinder using draft cooling. Their second, in 1913, was the familiar horizontal twin-cylinder, later dubbed the Model R and Model N. -con't-

[AultmanTaylor]

Waterloo Boy did use evaporative cooling

and they started way earlier

[Alisterwolf66]

-con't-

This one is a very early International Harvester Mogul; probably a 20hp between 1907 and 1910. They used the big, single-cylinder "IHC Famous" stationary engine for power.

Reference: Standard Catalog of Farm Tractors, 1890-1960, by C.H. Wendel

[JohnDeere30201]

@gunnut6 dont think so waterloo ahd the tank on very front that said kerosene think thats a IH not sure though