Tractors-- in use or displayed

[55 50 Ron]

Here are photos of tractors where I volunteer. The organization, Farmamerica, has 15 tractors, mostly donated. Not all 15 are in these pictures.
The Twin City is the oldest from 1926, The Schafer (4WD) is the newest from 1964. The threshing machine is a 22 inch McCormick Deering set up with the Twin City for display only, but the machine is fully capable of threshing. If it were threshing, the MM "U" would be on the belt.
The line-ups of tractors shows 4 on trams and 6 (?) on "Machinery Hill" as it was named this year. Enjoy.

 

[55 50 Ron]

Here are photos of tractors where I volunteer. The organization, Farmamerica, has 15 tractors, mostly donated. Not all 15 are in these pictures.
The Twin City is the oldest from 1926, The Schafer (4WD) is the newest from 1964. The threshing machine is a 22 inch McCormick Deering set up with the Twin City for display only, but the machine is fully capable of threshing. If it were threshing, the MM "U" would be on the belt.
The line-ups of tractors shows 4 on trams and 6 (?) on "Machinery Hill" as it was named this year. Enjoy.

Oops, "Machinery Hill" has 7 tractors.

 

[db4600]

Here are photos of tractors where I volunteer. The organization, Farmamerica, has 15 tractors, mostly donated. Not all 15 are in these pictures.
The Twin City is the oldest from 1926, The Schafer (4WD) is the newest from 1964. The threshing machine is a 22 inch McCormick Deering set up with the Twin City for display only, but the machine is fully capable of threshing. If it were threshing, the MM "U" would be on the belt.
The line-ups of tractors shows 4 on trams and 6 (?) on "Machinery Hill" as it was named this year. Enjoy.

Who does your people wagons?

 

[Rich'sToys]

Who does your people wagons?

Are you asking who made them? If I remember correctly, they were built by a company in Paynesville, MN. The trams are actually quite old, and I don't believe the company is around anymore. Ron can correct me if I'm wrong. He and I have put in many hours pulling those things around over the years.

 

[db4600]

Are you asking who made them? If I remember correctly, they were built by a company in Paynesville, MN. The trams are actually quite old, and I don't believe the company is around anymore. Ron can correct me if I'm wrong. He and I have put in many hours pulling those things around over the years.

Mike Peltz Zion Industries.
Thought they looked familiar.

 

[Rich'sToys]

I believe you're correct on the company.

The one in the center (the two wheeled one) has been modified into a handicapped-accessible tram. It has a wheelchair ramp which is raised and lowered by a battery powered winch. That was done locally. Not sure if the tram itself was made by the same company or not. I've never seen any markings on that one.

 

[Sleufoot]

Oops, "Machinery Hill" has 7 tractors.

Where does this event take place at? Tom in Mn.

 

[55 50 Ron]

Where does this event take place at? Tom in Mn.

It's the Minnesota Agricultural Interpretive Center located on a county road west of the city of Waseca and accessible from Highway 14. It's commonly called Farmamerica (one word).
Just search for Farmamerica and you should get a website.