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Gas Engine Magazine 1995 December Branch 26 Mid-Winter Gas-Up Tractors Built for
Gas Engine Magazine 1995 December
87 Pages
Table of Contents
Reflections, by C. H. Wendel 2
Tractors Built for Two, by Al and Betty McGee 8
November Back Cover: One Year "Winter Project," by Stephen Barker 9
My Method of Welding Cast Iron, by John M. Edgerton 9
The Alaskan "Christmas Cat," by Harold D. Sheaffer 10
Tractor in a Tree, by Dan Miller 13
Ronaldson & Tippett Equipment Story, by Neil Wright 14
Photo Album 20
Cover Story: West Coast Fairbanks Morse, by Bob Mellin 22
Branch 26 Mid-Winter Gas-Up, by Don Lallenutnd 22
My Boyhood Friend, Russell Workman, by Ray Roberts 23
Getting the Youth of America Started Early, by Ed Clarke 23
Friend's Unique Domed Engines, by Dave Dickinson 24
Rare Side Shaft Witte, by Bill Santos 29
Toro/Planet Jr. Engine, by Stuart Hall 30
UAW's June Show Held in Anderson, Indiana, by Morris Titus 32
Rainy Day Fairbanks Morse, by Paul Spence 33
Early Day Gas Engine and Tractor Association, by Charley Stark 33
Hercules Engine News, by Glenn Karch 34
An Electric What?, by Jody Ferrier 35
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