Posted by jdemaris on February 03, 2008 at 08:16:15 from (67.142.130.42):
In Reply to: Re: 1939 Tiger Tractor posted by Richard Renaud Jr. on February 03, 2008 at 07:48:43:
The first Tigers were made around 1949 by Inexco in New York City and New Jersey. But soon after, a company in West Virginia took over and made them through the 1950s. C100, PTD6, PTD5,Cub, IXA-12, etc. were all different models. The biggest Tiger made had a two-cylinder Wisconsin TE engine - it was the 12 horsepower IXA-12 and weighed 1700 lbs. - and was rated for a single 12" plow. I'd buy this model if I ever came across one - but again - I doubt I'd ever pay more than $500 for it. It looks similar to a Shaw Du-all R12. I have seen a few all fixed and painted with asking prices of over $1000. In regard to the year of 1939 you were told? I wonder where that comes from. I wouldn't trade my fishing boat for one - unless it was a rotted out canoe with a hole in it.
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