[AT] Cutting tractor tires photo link

[charlie hill]

Thanks for the information Ed.

I have a Fairbanks Morse ZC 6-7 HP throttle governed/ hopper cooled engine 
that I need to put to work doing something.  Looks like I could probably 
power something in the same size and weight range as what you have.

What I really want to do is belt it to a line shaft and run lots of stuff 
off it but first I have to build a shop that would lend it's self to that.
I have two old blowers.  One is a cast iron frame centrifugal.  The other is 
an old roots blower (6-71 Detroit style),   I salvaged both out of an old 
machine shop.  They were running on a line shaft providing air for 
ventilation and for an old forge many years ago.  I'd like to hook them up 
again.   In the mean time  a tractor like yours would make a nice project.

Charlie

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ed Stewart" <edstewart1 at verizon.net>
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Subject: Re: [AT] Cutting tractor tires photo link


> 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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