I’d like to hear from anyone who knows anything as to who
manufactured this engine. The serial number it T 1111 the
flywheels measure 25′ x 3′ and the bore and stroke is
4?’ x 6?.’ Notice the hand crank in the flywheel – the
engine is designed to run backward. Courtesy of Jim Hickey, 1336
Peach Avenue, El Cajon, California 92021.
Thanks to Mr. Easel Pierce of Craigville, Mr. Pierce also
provided us with the following information. Supposedly the Co-op
Model C tractor was built by the Indiana Farm Bureau Co-op at
Shelbyville, Indiana, in 1945. It is believed that only 66 were
made. The tractor used a Continental 124 cubic inch flathead
engine. As of this date, we know of only three of this particular
model of tractor that are in existence. We have one in our yard
here in Lincoln, Nebraska, and would like to find a home for it
where the tractor would be restored and preserved. We certainly
want to thank Gas Engine Magazine for helping us in making contact
with Mr. Pierce to correctly identify the tractor. Courtesy of
Andrew Goodman, P.O. Box 80957, Lincoln, Nebraska 68501.
Two cylinder, 1920 Canadian 14-28 HP tractor. Wood spokes in
rear wheels. Made in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. Wood beam
frame. Owned and restored by Reynolds Museum, Wetaskiwin, Alberta.
Courtesy of Stanley G. Reynolds, Box 6780, Wetaskiwin, Alberta,
Canada T9A 2B6.
A picture of an extremely rare Neverstop – made by the Lazier
Gas Engine Company, Buffalo, New York, It is rated at 4 HP, has
spark plug ignition- hit and miss governor, 5′ bore, 6′
stroke, 25? flywheel diameter. Courtesy of Dale Nickerson, Glasgow
Road, Cassadaga, New York 14718.
