Posted by Mark - IN. on January 24, 2017 at 15:28:12 from (98.193.18.165):
In Reply to: Oddballs and orphans posted by centash on January 24, 2017 at 14:10:14:
Rumley owned Advanced Steam too. A couple of years ago I set out to buy an "L", the smallest Rumley as a parade tractor but was out bid by an older fella that absolutely wouldn't be out bid. When I saw his wife hand him a tape measure so he could figure out how much of the canopy struts he needed to cut down so that it would fit in his garage, I just cringed. He bought it though. The owners had an Amish fella that owned an Rumley M working on getting it fired up. The flywheel has a brake on it that I learned you don't want to forget to set each time before giving it a whirl. Pulled, pulled, and pulled the fly wheel and cleaned the plugs and it didn't go. Used his Massey 333 to pull start it, and when it came to life it breathed fire and was loud as all get out.
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