Name That Tractor Game!

[MIKE R]

This one was a little challenging. I though it was a Fordson but they don't have a square hole in the side panels or that exhaust or air intake set up. After some research I think the tractor is a Austin.

 

[bakerg]

This one was a little challenging. I though it was a Fordson but they don't have a square hole in the side panels or that exhaust or air intake set up. After some research I think the tractor is a Austin.

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[bakerg]

Here's one to sleep on.



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[MIKE R]

That is a Allis Chalmers.There was one in the Antique Power magazine a while back.

Give this one a try. With the model. It would appear to be a easy one.

 

[bakerg]

Give this one a try. With the model. It would appear to be a easy one.

Looks like a Super C but the diesel is confusing me, maybe a French version the Super FC.

 

[MIKE R]

Looks like a Super C but the diesel is confusing me, maybe a French version the Super FC.

You are correct a Farmall FC-D

 

[bakerg]

Tell me about this tractor.


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[MIKE R]

Tell me about this tractor.


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This one is really easy. This is a Flour City owned by the Buckley Old Engine Club. I attended their show a few years back. This is a massive tractor. The rear wheels on it are over 8 feet tall. This is one of only 13 left in existence.

 

[bakerg]

What the heck is this thing ?:confused2:


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[Johndeere3720]

What the heck is this thing ?:confused2:


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A jet tractor.

 

[MIKE R]

What the heck is this thing ?:confused2:

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This tractor is a International Harvester hydrostatic concept tractor.

 

[bakerg]

This tractor is a International Harvester hydrostatic concept tractor.

It is a replica of an International HT-341 turbine tractor. The original tractor was powered by a small gas turbine engine built by Solar Aircraft Company, a subsidiary of International Harvester and a major supplier of turbine powerplants. This type of turbine engine was used in "Auxiliary Power Units" onboard jet aircraft to power the air conditioning and other systems while on the ground, plus supplying power to start the main jet engines.
The turbine produces a maximum 85 horsepower operating at a constant 57,000 rpm., requiring considerable gear reduction before connecting to the hydrostatic transmission. The entire powerplant and gear reduction unit weighed in at 90 pounds. Hydraulic motors connected to each rear wheel completed the driveline, eliminating the traditional differential and gear arrangements.

 

[bakerg]

Name this one.

 

[MIKE R]

Name this one.

Hart Parr.

I also found that the Canadian antique tractor club also has a game like this going on their form while I was looking for info on the International turbine.

 

[bakerg]

Hart Parr.

I also found that the Canadian antique tractor club also has a game like this going on their form while I was looking for info on the International turbine.

I will pat my own back for that, I started the game on CAT, that also has Name that mower and Name that engine. I then started Name that mower on LMF and Muhammad like the game so much he brought it to TBN. On Cat I also created a game called Hide and Seek where I blank out part of the picture and you have to guess the tractor. Also have a game called What brand and model am I? where I describe a tractor and you have to guess.:thumbsup:

 

[bakerg]

Hart Parr.

I also found that the Canadian antique tractor club also has a game like this going on their form while I was looking for info on the International turbine.

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[bakerg]

Guess this one.

 

[rmk700]

um...Just on the other side of it is a Case skidsteer.

Oliver?

 

[Johndeere3720]

Guess this one.

Looks like a Hart Parr to me.

 

[bakerg]

Looks like a Hart Parr to me.

Not a Hart Parr.:confused2: