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Re: The Electric Wheel Tractor
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Posted by Alberta Mike on January 22, 2003 at 09:56:16 from (209.47.89.118):
In Reply to: The Electric Wheel Tractor posted by Tony Whitaker on January 21, 2003 at 17:15:26:
There was a posting not too long ago here about the Electric Wheel Tractors. In that particular case I think they showed up under another name or something. Check the archives search and maybe you'll find something there. Meanwhile, I have a tractor book that lists two Electric Wheel tracked tractors made in Quincy, Illinois. One was the EWC 5-Ton model that weighed 10000 pounds, the other was the EWC 80 which was 21000 pounds (the book said 2100 but it must've been a typo error since it's bigger than the 5-ton model). THe smaller one had it's "own" engine while the bigger version used a Waukesha engine. The other discussion topic I mentioned was for a regular wheeled tractor I believe.
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