[AT] Cutting tractor tires photo link

[Ed Stewart]

Thank you Charlie. The engine is a 5-6 horsepower Jaeger  engine built 
by The Hercules engine company, Evansville, Indiana for use on a  
concrete mixer. It was shipped May 27,1924 with a shipping weight of 
1390 lbs. It will run aboud 5 mph with both trannys in high gear and I 
have never placed enough of a load on it even going up hill to get the 
engine to hit every time. The pic is at the Alleghany Mountian Engine & 
Implement Ass'n http://www.ameia.org/ Which is a very nice show just 
south of Port Alleghany, PA

charlie hill wrote:
> I like that Ed!  Nice work.  What model and HP is the hit n miss?
>
> Charlie
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>> Here is my hitnmiss tractor with cut truck recapping material on 
>> wheels. Ed
>> http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e367/edstewart/show.jpg
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