Posted by TimV on August 21, 2015 at 16:07:56 from (104.229.98.179):
In Reply to: Thieman tractor posted by ralphhsd on August 21, 2015 at 13:41:49:
Ralph: If I err not, the Thieman was a "kit" tractor, where the buyer furnished the driveline (typically from a Ford model A, though many others were used as well) and installed it in the Thieman frame. Because of this, there's no easy way of knowing what the speeds are going to be, as each tractor had the potential to be unique depending on exactly what components were used. On a separate but related note, the Ford model A was the basis for many of the improvised tractors, often called "doodlebugs" or "puddle jumpers", that flourished during the time period, and I've seen several that were capable of considerably over 10 mph. It should be easy enough to test the tractor's speed--most GPS devices, including many smart phones, have a MPH indicator application built in, or find someone with a radar gun.
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