My 1927 Hart Parr

By Staff
Published on June 1, 1990
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Tractor restored, complete with decals.
Tractor restored, complete with decals.
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My Hart Parr and my brother Peter's 1938 Massey Harris 101 at the 1989 Steam Era Show in Milton, Ontario.
My Hart Parr and my brother Peter's 1938 Massey Harris 101 at the 1989 Steam Era Show in Milton, Ontario.
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My tractor on the day I trucked it home.
My tractor on the day I trucked it home.
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First time outside since restoration; still needs decals.
First time outside since restoration; still needs decals.

RR 33, Blair Road, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada, N3H4R8

I have just finished restoring my 1927 Hart Parr 18-36, serial
#28812. I thought this might be of interest to the Hart Parr lovers
that enjoy reading the magazine.

I purchased it a year ago and spent that winter bringing it back
to life with some help from my two brothers and my father.

One Saturday in the spring made up for all the skinned knuckles.
That was when we started it up and drove it out of the garage under
its own power after it had been sitting there for over twenty
years. This was a joy to behold.

After restoring this tractor I can now better appreciate the
time and effort others put into restoring their antiques.

I am now restoring a 1912 2? HP Stover model W gas engine. I
enjoy reading the magazine and it has answered a lot of questions
that have come up in the past.

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