We begin the 56th volume of Iron-Men Album with a Case engine on our cover.
The picture was sent by owners Tom and Ed Curtis of Pompey, New
York. The 1920 engine is #35000, a 50 HP model. Remember, the best
way to get your engine.
Tanner Remillard in Pendleton, Oregon
sent us tractor pictures of himself and an unrestored engine.
‘It is what is left of a Peerless steam tractor, sunk up to its
axles, not sure what HP. I am 18 years old. When I paid my visit it was a ‘nice, wet’ day and about a mile
and a half walk to get to it in the rain, but it was well worth it.
It is up in the Blue Mountains of Eastern Oregon. I had hopes of
getting and restoring this tractor, but it was
pretty much done in for. I heard that it was there and I had to go
see it. There are very few parts left on it that would be
useful.’ Welcome to the world of steam traction engine
collecting, Tanner! FC
axles, not sure what HP. I am 18 years old. When I paid my visit it was a ‘nice, wet’ day and about a mile
and a half walk to get to it in the rain, but it was well worth it.
It is up in the Blue Mountains of Eastern Oregon. I had hopes of
getting and restoring this tractor, but it was
pretty much done in for. I heard that it was there and I had to go
see it. There are very few parts left on it that would be
useful.’ Welcome to the world of steam traction engine
collecting, Tanner! FC
