Look What I Just Got

[Iplayfarmer]

I just picked this garden tractor up this morning. I traded an old AC stick welder and a floor jack for it. It's a Pennsylvania Panzer. I'd never heard of them before, but when I looked it up online there's quite a following.

 

[Iplayfarmer]

I suppose it would help if I actually attached the pictures...

The guy told me that these are popular with tractor pullers because the rear end is from a chrysler.

This one doesn't run right now. This will probably be a project for spring.

 

[Matt_Jr]

Pretty neat. That is a big rear on that thing. What's it gonna take to get it running?

 

[WayneB]

I suppose it would help if I actually attached the pictures...

The guy told me that these are popular with tractor pullers because the rear end is from a chrysler.

This one doesn't run right now. This will probably be a project for spring.

Mac's Panzer Restoration pictures from hobbies & interests photos on webshots

You might want to take a do a search for the tractor, tons of information on the web about them.

Wayne

 

[Iplayfarmer]

Pretty neat. That is a big rear on that thing. What's it gonna take to get it running?

The guy I got it from said it ran 4 years ago when he put it away.

I think a carb rebuild will get the engine running. There are a few bearings that will need replaced too. I know already that one of the deck bearings and one of the front wheel bearings need replaced. There may be others too.

 

[LRTX1]

Check out the link below, this fellow has a ton of garden tractors I think there is a panzer or three with some neat pictures.

I too like the old garden tractors, I have an Economy Jim Dandy. Good luck with your project and keep us updated.


High Ridge Tractor Parts

 

[Iplayfarmer]

Thanks to all for the links. They are helpful. Keep them coming. I have already found a correction I need to make. The rear end is actually out of a Plymouth. I found the nameplate, too. This tractor is a T75.

If there are any other Panzer owners out there that find this thread, I found this site too...

Panzer Tractor Owners Club

 

[irvingj]

Man, that thing looks rugged!! Any idea what year it is?

 

[Thomas]

Congrats on piece of yesterday.
You have good time if you decided to restore..easy to work on plus parts still floating around to purchase.

 

[Iplayfarmer]

Man, that thing looks rugged!! Any idea what year it is?

It has the 7 HP engine, so I'm guessing it a 1966 or 1967.

... parts still floating around to purchase.

I sure hope so.