Posted by Hendrik from Germany on January 17, 2018 at 06:29:30 from (212.144.4.254):
This is a later version of the Lanz Kuehlerbulldog. It's a 15/30, built around 1932. The front wheels have been switched over to non-Lanz rubber wheels. The rear wheels are original Lanz rubber wheels off of a later Lanz Bulldog. Note the sprung front axle.
See that strange looking guy besides this Bulldog? It's the narrator of these lines... 8) :lol:...collecting information for you US guys!
Some small details that make this Lanz Bulldog a very rare one. Note the dual injection pump with dual fuel lines and dual injection nozzles and an additional spark plug. This was for starting the Lanz bulldog on gasoline before switching over to Diesel fuel. Normally the hot bulb had to be heated up red glowing by a gas blow torch.
The Kuehlerbulldogs were the first Lanz tractors that had a foot operated clutch and a rerverse gear. No need to switch the engine over any more!
Note the missing steering wheel, which had to be used for starting.
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