Fascinating I grew up with 2 Lanz Bulldogs ( small and large) but can not stop watching these great old tractors. Single cylinders engines often start in the reveres motion so one has to let the engine nearly stop to kick back in the forward direction
I thought my -61' MF 35 was an old tractor but after watching this it's very modern after all. And in fact, to me it's better than new tractors because it isn't full of electronics and other modern shite a diy mechanic like me don't understand much of. But I indeed love these vintage tractors. They have their own fascinating tehnological solutions of their time.
My dad after the war in 1945 at the age of 10 plowed the land because a lot of men did not come from the war !He told how he Fordson tractor and Wagon and STZ wound up with pen !These tractors should be stored in the Museum let our children know what their
Ola que lindo ese recuerdo yo lo conosi en la casa de mi tío cuando tenía 10 años lo ví andando yo soy de entre ríos Argentina emilio Simón Schmidt hijo de alemanes
I remember seeing an Avery tractor at a steam threshers show many years ago that was taller than this one, somewhere I have a picture of it with my dad who was 6' tall standing in front of a rear wheel and there was probably another foot or so above his head so it was quite a beast, think the owner had to use a ladder to put antifreeze in the radiator,I believe it was a 1922 model but may be wrong,this was 45+ years ago.
Venham visitar a expoflora Holambra, aqui tem uns Lanz bem antigos, trazidos pelos holandeses depois da 2 guera mundial. E tem outros modelos tambem. Vale a pena conferir..
The average farmer never owned one of them the average farmers used horses for a long time tractors like that seldom ever came east of the Mississippi,,, A lot of farmers were using horses until the very early 1930s
