mikim
Veteran Member
I graduated HS with a Steve Mysak ... but there were so many Mysaks in the area -- cousins, second cousins, kissin' cousins ....never heard of Tews.
Waterloo - What is made there?
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Cyclone Jake
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I know for sure that they make the 8000/9000 series there. Did not know about the 7000 series. Also, I believe that they build the cabs for the 3000/4000 series in Waterloo also. I've toured the Engine Works, but have not been through the rest. Had two uncles retire from there.
Here's a little pic for the JD fans out there:
Caption: "170 John Deere tractors built in the Waterloo factory pass underneath Edgewood Road NE in Cedar Rapids on board an Iowa Northern Railway Company train enroute to Galveston, TX for shipment to Brazil on Friday July 23, 2004. Iowa Northern Railway Company president Daniel R. Sabin stated the train was over a mile long with 85 railcars of tractors. Sabin also said the Waterloo factory exports around 18,000 tractors a year."
Also, for those interested in antique Deeres, the Two Cylinder Club is having their get-together this week.
Two-Cylinder Magazine
Here's a little pic for the JD fans out there:
Caption: "170 John Deere tractors built in the Waterloo factory pass underneath Edgewood Road NE in Cedar Rapids on board an Iowa Northern Railway Company train enroute to Galveston, TX for shipment to Brazil on Friday July 23, 2004. Iowa Northern Railway Company president Daniel R. Sabin stated the train was over a mile long with 85 railcars of tractors. Sabin also said the Waterloo factory exports around 18,000 tractors a year."
Also, for those interested in antique Deeres, the Two Cylinder Club is having their get-together this week.
Two-Cylinder Magazine
MrJimi
Elite Member, Rest in Peace
I have a 4,000 pound lift car jack that has that name on it and it needs seals and I can't find anything about it. It's an air over hydraulic jack like they used to use in tire shops when our cars had real bumpers
