larry@stinescorners
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I think I remember my dad saying when he was young there was a neighbor who had an old tractor called samson
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larry@stinescorners
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Isnt there a tractor called Same ?
ray hofstetter
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Yeah Larry, there were Samsons, 1912-1927 I believe, anybody have a picture?
Then there's Schlueter - dave2 oughta get this one....
Then there's Schlueter - dave2 oughta get this one....
old
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I think I have heard of one called a Simpson and of course at one time Sears had a tractor they sold so a Sears tractor sort of fits the S
larry@stinescorners
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I think this is a sears
TomH in PA
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Someone must own a Steiger. Not me though
Bob N.Y.
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SAME Mini-Toro 60, Corsaro 70, Saterno 80, Leopard 90, Jaguar 95, Tiger 100, Tiger 6-105, Drago 120, Buffalo 130 and Hercules 160.
larry@stinescorners
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Were they a good tractor? Never knew anyone that had one,
Eric in IL
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Stinson
Jim in Ma.
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Silver King
Bryan inIowa
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Satoh? Steiner ?
60 acre hillside
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Simplicity and Standard both garden tractors
larry@stinescorners
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thats my nephews,a work in progress
Dave Sherburne NY
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This one is a Springfield.
Dave Sherburne NY
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Another one SQUIRE By Montgomery Ward by Gilson
Dave Sherburne NY
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From the Galleries a 1939 SEARS ECONOMY
Same- Verona Italy, I worked at a farm that had one. I suppose it had some good points but I couldn't find 'em. It was a Drago 4 wheel drive took an acre and a half to turn the darn thing around. The shift pattern was a "Z" or some darn thing, no step shift, power shift, multi power, torque amplifier, or synchro. The throttle was down by your knee and the 3 point/draft control was right up by the steering wheel (were the throttle should of been). It was an air cooled diesel. If I understand they are the Folks that bought Deutz tractors and they're now Same Deutz
Same- Verona Italy, I worked at a farm that had one. I suppose it had some good points but I couldn't find 'em. It was a Drago 4 wheel drive took an acre and a half to turn the darn thing around. The shift pattern was a "Z" or some darn thing, no step shift, power shift, multi power, torque amplifier, or synchro. The throttle was down by your knee and the 3 point/draft control was right up by the steering wheel (were the throttle should of been). It was an air cooled diesel. If I understand they are the Folks that bought Deutz tractors and they're now Same Deutz
ShadetreeRet
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Yes Larry,that IS definitely a Sears Suburban! Can't tell if it is a 10 or 12hp though. They wee a great little tractor!
FonterraFarmer
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And also Shibaura. Some of the small Fords back in the 1980's were "repainted" Shibaura's.
ShadetreeRet
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Did anyone mention STRUCK, the tractor crawler you can buy in a kit? (They also sell turnkey packages now .)
Big dairyman I visited had an old SAME pulling a manure spreader. His very attractive daughter was loading spreader with a big industial loader of some kind, and she was an artist- never a wasted motion. Then off the loader and on to the SAME, and out to the field. "Repeat as necessary". Dad said she doesn't care much for cows, but will do anything around here if it involves operating machinery. "I've paid her the same as the rest of the help since she was about 12- I'm afraid to ask her how much money she has in the bank- probably more than me!"
But I digress. He had lots of nice equipment, and then this old warthog SAME. Not a straight panel on it. He laughed and said they bought it back when they didn't have any money, and it just keeps going and going. Always starts, never breaks, guess we'll use it until it does.
But I digress. He had lots of nice equipment, and then this old warthog SAME. Not a straight panel on it. He laughed and said they bought it back when they didn't have any money, and it just keeps going and going. Always starts, never breaks, guess we'll use it until it does.
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