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If there was a Guinness World Record for the most traveled antique tractor, it would go to this Emerson-Brantingham Big 4-20. The tractor is currently owned by Wilfred Mole, but soon it will change hands on the upcoming Annual Pre-30 Auction on April 24, 2021 conducted by Aumann Auctions. The tractor has traveled the world
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John Deere purchased the Waterloo Boy Company in 1918 and with it the Waterloo Boy Tractor. Deere continued to build the Waterloo Model N until about 1923 when they introduced their newly designed Model D. The D was a total redesign for the company, but did keep a two cylinder engine. The Model D has
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By Patrick W. Ertel Originally published in the 1995 Nov/Dec issue of Antique Power Magazine. Huber was a man of vision. He saw how the steam engine might provide the power so desperately needed by farmers and he recognized the shortcomings of the engines then available. In 1875 he introduced the New Huber line of
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Few antique tractors have the immense scale of the Big 4 Thirty Tractor built by the Gas Traction Company. Indeed for collectors the Big 4 represents the spirit of an era when the large prairie tractors dominated the plains. They bragged in a company advertisement from 1910 that they were “the first and largest builder
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When it comes to Huber tractors there are two models at the top of every collectors list, the two-cylinder opposed with a Sintz-Wallin engine and the larger 30-60 with a four-cylinder, “Garver Type” engine. Only a handful of these two different styles are still known to exist. Collectors will have the chance to own one
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You can preview many of the items when you attend the OPEN HOUSE on April 10, 2021 in Nokomis, IL. The Pre-30 Auction was started in 2017 by Aumann Vintage Power. Kurt Aumann, auctioneer and owner of Aumann Auctions Inc., saw the need for a stand alone event to promote and showcase early pieces from
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We found its using an electric grease dispenser. We’ve tried out a few and still recommend the Milwaukee Cordless 2-Speed Grease Dispenser. Saves time and saves your grip! Dave used it on the rare Allis-Chalmers 6-12. If the design looks familiar you’re on the right track. Allis-Chalmers was sued by the Moline Plow Company for
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The Farmall M followed by the Super M was one of the most successful tractors built by the International Harvester company. Upon its release in 1939 and until it’s replacement by the Farmall 400 in 1954, it was the most powerful row crop farm tractor the company built. It is powered by a four-cylinder, 247
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WANT A TASTE OF WHATS INSIDE WELDER 101? Aumann Auctions has negotiated a deal with Steve to give YOU an inside look on a training directly from the Welder 101 course! In the free training below you will learn about who Steve is and how he has packed 30 years of welding experience into Welder101,
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By Brandon Pfeiffer, BrandonP@sit-co.net Originally published in Lawn & Garden Tractor Magazine. This article is the first in a series based on interviews and writings from the people who were a crucial part of bringing John Deere into the outdoor power equipment industry. When the name John Deere is spoken, the first thing that comes to
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By Sandy Stockham, sandistockham@gmail.com Originally published in Lawn & Garden Tractor Magazine. A friend emailed me to say he was bringing a container back from the United States and asked whether there was anything we wanted brought back, so we sent him a picture of what we wanted. Within a month, we were on our
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