Harriman Fox they used to use two engines to plough fields. They'd winch the plough from one side to the other using one to winch the plough and pull out the other winch. Once they reached the end of a run they'd reposition the plough and whistle to signal to the other engine to pull it back.
In the morning:
-I need to go ploughing, will you start up my tractor?
-Ok, come back at 4 pm...
😃
The Amish be like: "Upgrade"
Magnificent! Thanks for this.
WOW she's a beauty!
It's driven by twins?
Star of Fast and Furious 1850
and "Gone In 24 Hours".
Stunning
beautiful, and power
not much power by modern standards, weighs over 20 ton and only produced 16 horse power
It's not about horsepower It's the torque.
Ye Olde Babe Magnet…😘
Train on road x)
Why don't menonites/amish use these?
The traction engine is mainly a British vehicle, it was never built in the US.
Not sure Amish would be allowed to use these. It's still labour-saving technology
@@hotdog9259 whatever. Some use cars and phones.
@@johnny555 true, but presumably you were talking about those that didn't if you brought them up
beautiful.
What is the winch for?
Harriman Fox they used to use two engines to plough fields. They'd winch the plough from one side to the other using one to winch the plough and pull out the other winch. Once they reached the end of a run they'd reposition the plough and whistle to signal to the other engine to pull it back.
@@LiamTaylor26 well put.
Nice ploughing engine. What nhp is she ?
Matt Seymour probs about 150?
@@Bahamas-rd8le is that 150 break hp?
Matt Seymour oh no, normal hp 🙂
@@Bahamas-rd8le she's a beast then. Does the n in nhp stand for normal hp?
The correct answer to your question is 16 nhp. This is not a figure measured on a dynamometer but calculated from cylinder displacements.
Spelled plowing wrong
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