Time to say Hello and Thanks for the information ! (check out the Junior too)

[Son of a Welder!]

I have been picking snippets of information from Welding Web (and Smokestack) for probably 2 years or more since I pulled Dad's old beauty out of the garage. Got her running and welding last year. It's a Canadian machine so it has a "Master Spec" number instead of the "Code" number on the Lincoln name plate. I have dated it to 1952 based on the Wisconsin serial number.

[CAVEMANN]

Welcome to Welding Web! I was looking at the yard tractor, looks a lot like my little BOLENS G14.

[smithdoor]

Welcome to the group .
The welder looks great too
The Wisconsin engine is a good engine too.

Dave

I have been picking snippets of information from Welding Web (and Smokestack) for probably 2 years or more since I pulled Dad's old beauty out of the garage. Got her running and welding last year. It's a Canadian machine so it has a "Master Spec" number instead of the "Code" number on the Lincoln name plate. I have dated it to 1952 based on the Wisconsin serial number.

[Son of a Welder!]

The little tractor is a Wheel Horse. Almost as old as the welder I think. Kohler engine. It won’t win many races but it pulls good.

[CAVEMANN]

The little tractor is a Wheel Horse. Almost as old as the welder I think. Kohler engine. It won’t win many races but it pulls good.

Cool, The G14 also pulls pretty good too, it's a cast iron overhead valve TECUMSEH with a manual Transmission, 3 speed with hi & lo range. I bought it not knowing anything about it for $125.00 with a disc plow, tiller and a dump trailer, it took about an hour to get it running. The manual transmission is good for transferring power, but very inconvenient for doing any blade work or anything that requires frequent clutching.