1954 David Bradley Tri- Trac Garden tractor, Sold by SEARS, features a Wisconsin 7 horse power motor
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- 1954 David Bradley Tri- Trac Garden tractor, Sold by SEARS, this antique garden tractor features a Wisconsin 7 horse power motor. Owned by Jim Gall and on display at the fall heritage days located at Jolly Mill Park near Pierce City Missouri.
Jolly Mill is a operating grist mill that hosts corn grinding demonstrations once a month during the summer months. In the fall, they are the host site for the fall heritage days. The one room school house is open, the saw mill is showing visitors how lumber is sawn using a vintage CASE steam engine and live demonstrations of ice cream making, rope making and butter churning. There is a large group of hit and miss engines running on the grounds and some amazing antique tractors for you to inspect. We also interviewed Carl Goodson about his beautiful Model A and Model T FORD trucks. The link to that video is below or you can find it on our CZcams channel: Millin360.
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WOW very neat little tractor, my dad had a walk behind DB growing up. I've been looking for one to restore.
I think these are really cool. When I saw this one a had to interview him. Thank you for watching the videos.
Very neat tractor. I can see why they're rare, but I would love one.
I enjoyed this interview, I love seeing the rare and odd stuff. Thanks for watching.
Yer getting pretty good at this Buddy. I really enjoyed this one
Thanks Jay!
I have a tri trac the person I bought it from hightly modified it now has a Kohler K model 14 hp he made a custom hood no attachments gas tank all sealed on outside with marine tect cant shift into gear while running but a fine looking machine.
I always find it interesting how shade tree mechanics modify things over the years. Nothing shows ingenuitive like an antique piece of equipment. Thank you for your comment, and thank you for watching my videos!
@@millin360 if I could load a picture you would see what I mean
I would love to see it.@@michaelsilva2863