Anonymous-0
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Ok guys I have no info on this tractor, a ""B""7 Rockol Tractor!!!is there anywhere I can find info out? how many made etc? its been restored so have no clue on value of it?? thanks for any help on this one
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Stan - Florida
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Google Rockol Tractor - lots of good info.
Also sold as Custom, Lehr Big Boy, Wards, and others I can't think of.
Stan
Also sold as Custom, Lehr Big Boy, Wards, and others I can't think of.
Stan
Anonymous-0
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Its value is, the price you feel like paying for it.
To some it might be more valuable than to others.
If you want it bad enough buy it. I don't let other peoples opinion influence the things I want to buy.
To some it might be more valuable than to others.
If you want it bad enough buy it. I don't let other peoples opinion influence the things I want to buy.
"Gamble Stores", sold them also, as "Gamble"
Tractors.
I remember one block, in town, had a Gamble at one
end, a Western Auto, at the other end, and Coast
to Coast, across the street. All sold hardware,
Paint, Stoves, Refrigerators, Lawn Mowers,Cookware
How did they all stay in business ?
Tractors.
I remember one block, in town, had a Gamble at one
end, a Western Auto, at the other end, and Coast
to Coast, across the street. All sold hardware,
Paint, Stoves, Refrigerators, Lawn Mowers,Cookware
How did they all stay in business ?
Googled: "B-7 Rockol Tractor" and this is part of what I found.
http://www.redpowermagazine.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=22765&page=638
". . . Reguarding your question about Rockol tractors,They were actually built by the Harry A. Lowther Co. in Shelbyville Indiana.I believe they were first offered in 1947.By the late 1950's they were being built by the custom tractor mfg. co.in Hustisford Wisconsin.The Canadian tractors were the same machine except they were given different names.The tractors in eastern Canada were sold under the Rockol name and the tractors in western Canada were sold under the Regal name.One unique factoid about Customs was that they had a gyrol fluid drive transmission,I dont know if the Rockol or Regal tractors did. . . ."
Doc
http://www.redpowermagazine.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=22765&page=638
". . . Reguarding your question about Rockol tractors,They were actually built by the Harry A. Lowther Co. in Shelbyville Indiana.I believe they were first offered in 1947.By the late 1950's they were being built by the custom tractor mfg. co.in Hustisford Wisconsin.The Canadian tractors were the same machine except they were given different names.The tractors in eastern Canada were sold under the Rockol name and the tractors in western Canada were sold under the Regal name.One unique factoid about Customs was that they had a gyrol fluid drive transmission,I dont know if the Rockol or Regal tractors did. . . ."
Doc
Anonymous-0
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I just because I buy and sell some Ih and Jd tractors does not make me know everything !!! In fact there is a lot of guys out there that know a lot more than most of us claim to !!!!there is not a lot of info on some of the off brands so it's nice to hear what others know about them !!!i am always willing to learn about the history on old tractors !!!! You tell me were to look for the value on the old tractors and I will not ask ??have a good day
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