Dad picked this up many years ago, It says "American Farm Machinery Co. MPLS MINN. U.S.A." on drive casting. Other than that, no #'s. Any ideas on this one?
I can't tell ya any information that you are looking for but man is that thing an awesome piece. Especially with the engine sitting basically inside the wheel. I bet it would do a pretty darn good job at pulling some implements around for it's time period.
I have no idea as to what you would even call that.Can you imagine what your arms would be like and feel like after hanging onto that for a few hrs.Maybe even days.Larry
I did a search for "Kinkade garden tractor" and found some great info but It clearly states I can't link it on this site without expressed written permission.
I did a search for "Kinkade garden tractor" and found some great info but It clearly states I can't link it on this site without expressed written permission.
I'm getting in on this a little late. That Kinkade is a model K. Production of the model K started about 27 or 28 and ended in the mid 30s. From the style of carb, I'd think this is one of the later ones. I think I can see the tag on the outside of the left handle bar?? There should be a serial number on there. If not, look around the oil fill plug on the front of the block. Other than not having all of the toolbar, it looks fairly complete.
MH81, did you ever have a chance to find the serial number on the Kinkade? I'd be interested in knowing it. We're trying a theory to date the early tractors and it would be helpful. Thanks!
MH81, did you ever have a chance to find the serial number on the Kinkade? I'd be interested in knowing it. We're trying a theory to date the early tractors and it would be helpful. Thanks!
MH81, did you ever have a chance to find the serial number on the Kinkade? I'd be interested in knowing it. We're trying a theory to date the early tractors and it would be helpful. Thanks!
Hello, first post on here. I used to have an old Hit and Miss engine I'd take to the fair as a kid, when I was a member of the EDGE&TA, think I spelled that right? Anyways I have a tractor identical to the one posted by the OP out here in California. Its been lawn art for our house for a few years now, but amazingly its still free and not rusted solid like you would asume. Would be interested in selling it or trading it for a small hit and miss engine. Can email pics! Not sure how to post pics on here. Robert@26states30lakes.com Thanks
Dad picked this up many years ago, It says "American Farm Machinery Co. MPLS MINN. U.S.A." on drive casting. Other than that, no #'s. Any ideas on this one?
Go to Google Patents
and enter this patent number 2086774 for some of the finer details.
Garry
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