[AT] 1935 Lincoln

[Larry D Goss]

Humm.  That's interesting.  The David Baas book says: The 1949 model came 
with a Wisconsin 'AEH' 6.5 hp engine, 7.50" X 16" rear and 4.00" X 12" front 
tires, forward and reverse speeds, and weighed 800 pounds.

The illustration with it very clearly shows a front blade and rear 
cultivator as attachments and a bench seat for the operator.  I have an 
antique tractor with a Wisconsin AEH engine on it, and the engine in the 
illustration obviously is not that engine.  The tractor that is illustrated 
is slightly reminiscent of one of the Garden Master models.

Larry

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> Yes the crawler was a Kitty Krawler made by the Lincoln steel works of
> Lincoln Nebraska "I own one of only two known to exist" And the other that
> the book mentions it says that none were ever sold and they were full size
> tractors. So im almost certain it must be the one from California. Whether
> its san diego or los angeles plant I don't know.
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com] On Behalf Of Larry D Goss
> Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 12:54 PM
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>
> There are at least three Lincolns.  Besides the one from Lincoln Tractor
> Company, there was one from Lincoln Sheet Metal in Nebraska and Lincoln 
> Ship
>
> Building in San Diego.  Both were powered by Wisconsin AEN's.  The 
> Nebraska
> model was a crawler and introduced in 1954.
>
> Larry
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
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>
>> Lincoln Tractor Company Los Angeles, California.
>>
>> The Lincoln Garden Tractor was on the market by 1947. Some models used a
>> Salsbury single-cylinder engine of 6.5hp. Weighing 750 pounds, it was
>> available with various options including several different cultivators. 
>> It
>> was also equipped with a pto shaft, both to the front and to the rear of
>> the
>> tractor. Nothing is known of the Lincoln after 1948.
>>
>> This information was taken from the Standard Catalog of Farm Tractors 
>> 1890
>> to 1960 by C.H. Wendel the book also shows a picture of one with a front
>> plow and a rear cultivator but I have no way of scanning it.
>>
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com
>> [mailto:at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com] On Behalf Of Frank 
>> Vantacich
>> Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 11:16 AM
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>> Subject: [AT] 1935 Lincoln
>>
>>  I was wondering if any body out there has ever seen or heard of a 
>> Lincoln
>> tractor?  I'll see it for the first time on Saturday, sounds like it is
>> rather small, may be the size of a garden tractor.  The owner has a plow
>> and
>> cultivator for it.  Where would one get a service/operators manual?
>>
>>  Frank V.
>>  Loomis, Ca.
>>
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