Are There Enough Tractor Models Produced Today?

[dbear]

The only thing I know of that's close would be this:

Saukville Tractor

 

[Ledgemere Farm]

Oh yeah. I forgot about those. I saw an old Allis go by on a flatbed last year that looked almost identical to it.

 

[Will_C]

I know I have replied to several threads through the years on this topic. I really think if any of the compact manufacturers would make a 25-30 hp crawler, it would sell well. The idea of a B2910 on tracks is what I have in mind.
The Saulkville tractor looks very interesting. I own a Allis Chalmers G, and it is the best thing going for working a small garden up to an acre or so. It has been years since I worked in my parent's garden, but the G was a dream with its one bottom plow, cultivators, and potato hiller. Everything was right under your feet, for great visibilty, and traction was great, with the skinny tires and the engine over the rear tires.
Will

 

[frank_f15]

Thats a nice looking crawler, but a bit large to be classed a compact crawler. back when i was youngester, dare i say it? in the 40's we had a small crawler on the farm, it was a CLETRAC don't recaall the hp but don't imagine the weight was anywhere near 6000 lbs. anybody else remember that brand?

 

[hobbyfarm]

Here is a compact crawler tractor: /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif
<font color="blue">Forcat 2000 </font>
But it is gas powered. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif