Name That Tractor Game!
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No, Hint - These were built in Australia ( the photo is one a friend of mine has)
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Chamberlain?
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Chamberlain?
No, try again - quite a bit largerr than any Chamberlain........and only ever 2WD.....
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Acremaster?
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Change my mind, it could be an Upton.
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Change my mind, it could be an Upton.
Well done - it's an Upton 13/350, @350hp reportedly the most powerful 2wd ag tractor in the world at the time, Upton built tractors to around 1980.
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Let's try something maybe a little more challenging:-
These tractors were built with a low centre of gravity & ideal for hillside work, 2 seater, 4wd hydro drive with hydrostatic transmission, no mechanical Pto & in lieu high flow hydraulics to power hydro motor drives for mowers etc,3pl front & rear, VM or Cummins powered (with a few also 'prototyped' with Wankel engines).
Name one or all of the brand names this tractor was sold under (over a period of time the same basic design was purchased then sold by three manufactures/under three different brand names); -
These tractors were built with a low centre of gravity & ideal for hillside work, 2 seater, 4wd hydro drive with hydrostatic transmission, no mechanical Pto & in lieu high flow hydraulics to power hydro motor drives for mowers etc,3pl front & rear, VM or Cummins powered (with a few also 'prototyped' with Wankel engines).
Name one or all of the brand names this tractor was sold under (over a period of time the same basic design was purchased then sold by three manufactures/under three different brand names); -
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What too hard ? Not even a guess on the above ?
Whilst you're all still pondering the above, in the meantime how about this tractor (shoudl be a little easier to work out):-
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I can see the resemblance, but no - both an entirely different breed....
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No not a Steiger - Hint: powered by Cat or Cummins from 175-400HP+, Raba axles, & this marque (& it's owner/designer) went on to evolve into the Ford FW series
Anyone want to have a guess at the other tractor I posted on #1330 ??
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Waltana
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To be fair, Steiger is the company most commonly associated with the FW's. Not too many people state side knew there was a completely different FW for the australian market.
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Congratulations :thumbsup:, you know your broadacre tractors - though it's actually spelt "Waltanna" around 220 built (including the Ford FW series) & a legendary/ robust machine...........Still waiting for someone to guess the mystery tractor in post #1330
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MBTRAC said:
I have no clue on the two seater. The artics have always interested me though. Their history is a lot of fun to learn about.
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Ok - Let's try another broadacre tractor:-
Over time the same tractor was sold by four different manufactures, including IH, though largely powered by Mercedes engines other options were offered to c.500hp+, name this tractor brand pictured below: -
Also as a hint for the tractor pictured in post #1330 & still to be named - it was built initially in Australia, then Canada & is rumoured to be produce again (perhaps sourced from China ?)
Over time the same tractor was sold by four different manufactures, including IH, though largely powered by Mercedes engines other options were offered to c.500hp+, name this tractor brand pictured below: -
Also as a hint for the tractor pictured in post #1330 & still to be named - it was built initially in Australia, then Canada & is rumoured to be produce again (perhaps sourced from China ?)
