Lets see your machines...
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troutsqueezer
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Where do the machine guns pop out?
DJ54
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Here are a couple of mine. Nothing fancy and new like you have, but they have been serving me well for more than several years. the gold one is an all original '55 DB Super 3, with the original Continental AU85 engine, with a DB planter I refurbished a few years ago. Finally got to use the planter last year. It did a pretty decent job..!!
The other is my also all original DB Big 5, with it's original Briggs & Stratton model 14, 5 hp. engine with cultivator's hilling my sweet corn. They are only used as planting & cultivating machines, as I plow & disk with a small farm tractor.
The Big 5 I've been using in the garden(s) since 1994, but missed 3 years not having a garden, while in the process of moving. The Super 3 I brought out of mothballs last year after owning it for almost 35 years. It has the variable speed changer on it. I used it after planting for pulling the disc to make hills for the potatoes, onions, & peanuts. Then on a couple different sets of cultivators I have rigged up with different types shovels, for plants in various size of growth.
Here's to hoping yours serves you as well, and long as these have me..!!
The other is my also all original DB Big 5, with it's original Briggs & Stratton model 14, 5 hp. engine with cultivator's hilling my sweet corn. They are only used as planting & cultivating machines, as I plow & disk with a small farm tractor.
The Big 5 I've been using in the garden(s) since 1994, but missed 3 years not having a garden, while in the process of moving. The Super 3 I brought out of mothballs last year after owning it for almost 35 years. It has the variable speed changer on it. I used it after planting for pulling the disc to make hills for the potatoes, onions, & peanuts. Then on a couple different sets of cultivators I have rigged up with different types shovels, for plants in various size of growth.
Here's to hoping yours serves you as well, and long as these have me..!!
I think they are 6-16. It is powered by a 2hp Clinton engine. The front wheel is a custom addition so the tractor will stay upright when I have the sulky behind it. Also make driving it easier.
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I use my 107d as a pusher and a wheelbarrow only. I have never used the PTO.
Hi, Mike R. I saw the photo of your Waterloo 20 and had to join in. Awesome looking. I just redid a 15 (wrong engine but ...). I also made a photo parts manual for it. I also have a flyer introducing the models 20 & 40 from 1949, if you are interested in a trade.
I am picking up a 20 this weekend. I'd like to know I am getting the correct engine. What is the engine model # on your 20? Also, it looks like they moved the data plate from below the engine to behind the engine. Is that correct? It is like that on my 40.
You know, the more I look at your tractor, the more it looks like a 30. If so, it is the only 30 I've seen or heard of. I know it says "20" on the tank, but I think the 30 was the only model with the sideways square tank. But then, it has a 130-27 gearbox & that isn't a Wisconsin AB engine. Can I get a shot of the tractor data plate?
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