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Ed Barnett

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I have a "non-homemade" tractor that I"m trying to identify. It has a Ford Model A engine and Transmission and a Model T rearend. I"ve been told it is not a Worthington, but seems well done, so I don"t think it is homemade. I was shown a picture recently where one that has similar bodywork was being used to pull a knife at an Ice Rink, to smooth the ice. That implies there are more than one of these things.

I have pictures if interested.

Does anyone have any idea what this might be????

Thanks
Ed..........
 
There were a number of auto/truck parts based tractor conversion kits and build-your-own kits commercially available thru the 30s and early 40s, especially Ford based kits; it could well be one of those.
Wendell mentions several; I have no idea when they died out.
If you could post a pic ot two someone here"d almost certainly be able to recognize it (I wouldn"t).
 
There are several companies that made tractors from A engines, A car transmissions, and A, AA, T, and TT rears. Toro was one of the most common. Also several large garden tractors with the A trans and rear. Post a photo - or email it to me an I can probably ID it.

Many ice-cutting rigs were also made from A and T parts - especially saws for cutting pond ice.
 
look like this one ?http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4f/Ford_epa_tractor.jpg/180px-Ford_epa_tractor.jpg
 
Why not post pictures in first post????? A picture is worth a thousand words!!!!!! Please post pictures as soon as possible. Thankyou. Armand
 
This is my first post. Wasn't aware I could include photos.....
id15669.jpg
 
Thats interesting.
Its sure, that the wheels were otehes in the years of bulding this tractor.
Please give here or send by mail other photos.
 
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