1927 Buick, Doodlebug
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without a body and without cylinder heads..
bigstitz 9 months ago
wow is that cool as hell
ringbolt9 1 year ago
Looking around a bit, I think all the H's had 'em. Pretty easy to overlook, if you don't know it's there!
Both were great little machines, though I'll admit I'm biased towards the 'layin' down' twins. Particularly the big, lazy D's. Shoot... they'd pull until you could read the number on the flywheel!
Alisterwolf66 2 years ago
oh yeah cool! i never noticed that pedal on one before. they had them optional on the L series tractors but they are a fairly uncommon to find
1944johndeerel 2 years ago
Sorry... not trying to spam you!
watch?v=dVi61Keg-UI
You can see the pedal for it clearly, just behind and to the left of the belt pulley.
Alisterwolf66 2 years ago
Ah, didn't see that myself. I'll take your word for it!
The foot-feed was a darned handy device, if you needed to travel on a road between fields. Could get about 10mph or so out of it. I don't know if it was standard or an option on the H's. I'll see if I can't find a vid or two here to show you what it looks like.
Alisterwolf66 2 years ago
well i noticed its an luc on a homemade tractor at the end of the vid.
really i cant say ive noticed that feature on any of the h's ive seen. ill have to look at the one my neighbor has,
1944johndeerel 2 years ago
Probably is - doesn't seem to have that deeper tone of the bigger tractors.
The H's had a foot-operated governor override (located next to the pulley). It opened the governor up to 1800rpm for a higher road speed, instead of the normal 1400rpm. The '41 I used for a while did, as well as most others I've seen.
Alisterwolf66 2 years ago
i cant say ive seen an H with a foot throttle. i knew it wasnt an H. they sound quite a bit different. im quite familiar to the sound of my model L's engine so i was sure it was an L series engine.
1944johndeerel 2 years ago
I was thinking L or possibly an H (with the foot throttle engaged).
Alisterwolf66 2 years ago