Six hp. Case of Jack Kulish, Stanford, Montana. He put on a
short belt to take this picture. He usually used the 150 foot belt.
Jack says he uses this engine to Roll Barley feed every two weeks
for some 170 calves he feeds.
Baker Special 23-90 built in 1922 and owned by Robert E. Price,
Lo-gansport, Indiana. He says in part- ‘Needless to tell you
I knew you would enjoy looking at the enclosed picture which does
not show the details at their best. Each spoke is striped In gold
and all oilers and cups are polished and lacquered brass. Monel
tubing hand rails on the rear platform and cat walk on the engine
side. The cylinder has a chromium plated jacket since the picture
was taken One of my greatest thrills will arrive the day I am
privileged to unwrap my Baker at one of the Reunions, possibly at
Monpelier, Ohio.’ (The above picture was in color and may not
reproduce as well as the original.-Ed.)
A pop-corn engine show at the Cris Busch show by Calvin Watt of
Stockton, California. The pick-up truck with the engine in, also
runs by steam.