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    Re: Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    John, no problem. Send me a 40ft. container filled with JD G, unstyled AR and a nice and straight Ford Model A car over to Germany and I will put some old german tractors in for you and send it back. Hendrik
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    Re: Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    It's the cylinder head with the hot-bulb combustion chamber. Hendrik
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    Re: Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    Thank you for your kind replies. I'm happy that you like my posts. I'm even happier that you like the old tractors that we have over here in Europe. Hendrik
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    Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    OK folks, ready for some more old german iron? Here you go! A typical post-WWII Lanz Bulldog D9506 with a screen and a roof as factory options. You can determine post-WWII Lanz holt bulb Bulldogs by the generator, which is mounted at the v-belt guard. Pre-war Bulldogs had the generator...
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    Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    More Lanz Bulldog pictures! Another shot of that beautiful Lanz Eilbulldog with its heavy winch. The typical big downswept exhaust pipe. The sound is absolutely gorgeous! This is the most wanted (and most expensive!) Lanz tractor. It's the Lanz D2531 Eilbulldog made from 1938 to...
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    Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    Driver's compartment of this 1937 Lanz Bulldog. The muffler of the downswept exhaust, which was an extra. As you can tell by the automitve styled Fenders, this is a Lanz Eilbulldog, built appr. 1938/39. Note the upright exhaust and the camo light sitting next to the headlight. These...
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    Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    This pic shows the more common Lanz Bulldog hot bulb tractors built from 1935 to 1954. The big ones (as seen above) still had a displacement of 627 cui. 30 up to 55 hp depending on rpms. Field versions were equipped with steel wheels and three forward/one reverse speed transmissions. All...
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    Re: Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    OK, some information and safety rules concerning the Lanz Bulldog hot bulb tractors! Yes Sir! Due to the single cylinder design with its gigantic displacement and the two stroke layout, it is impossible to turn the engine over the compression stroke BY HAND. There is no compression relief for...
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    Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    This is a later version of the Lanz Kuehlerbulldog. It's a 15/30, built around 1932. The front wheels have been switched over to non-Lanz rubber wheels. The rear wheels are original Lanz rubber wheels off of a later Lanz Bulldog. Note the sprung front axle. See that strange looking guy...
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    Re: Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    Pull and twist type quick extractable spade lugs. Hendrik
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    Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    Hi everybody and a happy new year to all of you! There are still many Lanz Bulldog pictures that I took during the 2017 25th Anniversary Feldtag in Nordhorn, Germany. This is the first real field tractor that Lanz produced and which became a success. It's the Lanz HR2 22-28 Grossbulldog...
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    Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    Hi, let's go on with more pics of Lanz Bulldog tractors! The Lanz Bulldog HL12 (as seen above) was quite a success in the early 1920s. Unfortunately, some owners tried to use the Lanz HL12 for field work. This didn't work. The Lanz Bulldog was too heavy and had to too small wheels. The lack...
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    Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    More pics of early Lanz Bulldog tractors! This is a 1923-1926 road haulage version of the Lanz HL12 Bulldog, called "Gummibulldog" (i.e. "rubber Bulldog") or "Doppelbulldog" (i.e. "dual Bulldog", because of the dual hard rubber tires on the rear wheels). Every Lanz HL12 tractor had...
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    Re: Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    https://youtu.be/fcDHdhn4Rgc This video shows the switching of the running direction. Further you can see that these Bulldogs had a clutch. Hendrik
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    Re: Giant tractor show... many many pics!

    Yes it had a hand operated clutch, very similar to the ones of the American prairie tractors. Hendrik
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