• The Stanley Steamer leads off the Parade of Power
• Rear of the Stanley Steamer - Notice the license plate
• Josh Nace on his huge Sawyer Massey with two-stage engine
  and steam-generated electric light
• The Sawyer Massey pulled an eight-bottom plow in the parade
• One of the 2000 Steam School graduates drives the R&T Peerless
• Butch Biesecker (and family) on his Keck-Gonnerman
• Even the family dog gets to ride
• The colorful Peerless is always a parade favorite
• A Frick leads a line of steam traction engines
• The R&T two-cylinder 1908 Avery on parade
• The Waterloo Boys Club's own Waterloo Boy leads
  the John Deere contingent in the parade
• Harvey Bashore pulls a John Deere baler with his 1938 John Deere "BO"
• Tena Kreider on Ron Kreider's 1930 GPWT Series P,
  a very rare tractor.
• A 1947 John Deere model "B"
• A John Deere with rider
• A Caterpiller "Ten", shows the colors for the parade
• Always a favorite, Bob Neuhauser's "Fertility Flyer"...
• Note the hi-tech materials and design
• An IH "450" is followed by two Farmalls
• A high-clearance Farmal "Cub" with cultivater
• A high-clearance Farmall "HV"
• A beautifull Allis Chalmers
• The Field Marshal Diesel with its impressive exhaust stack
• This Case "900" will surely be back next year
  when Case will be the featured tractor
• A line of lawn/garden tractors struts their stuff
• Double-decker tractors, parents and kids
• Robert Lefever's 1939 two-cycle, one cylinder diesel Lanz Bulldog,
  built in Germany, used in Canada
• The Austin gas engine roller with its two large flywheels is a crowd favorite
• It's alway great to see family participation at Rough and Tumble
• A German Deutz, with a 4-cylinder air cooled engine
• A contingent of Rumelys parading down the track
• A 1926 Rumely "L" on parade
• A large Rumely draws lots of attention
• The Rumelys just get bigger......
• ...and bigger!
• Rodney Owens' 1930 Hart-Parr Oliver
• Two Olivers, an "OC-6" and a "Super ??"
• Father and Son on their small tractor

• The Stationary Steam Building (Steam Museum)
• A Herschell-Spillman steam powered pumper
• Coldwell steam estate lawn mower and roller   (Updated 04/01)
• A steam powered electric generator (in right flywheel area)
• The always popular 1902 Watts Campbell Corliss steam engine...
• weighs 8 tons and has a 12' dia flywheel
• Several smaller stationary steam engines include
  the vertical boiler 1900 hoisting engine

• The Willock Engine Building houses medium and large gas engines
• Several large hit and miss gas engines were set up
  outside the Willock Engine Building
• This International Harvester hit and miss engine...
• ...is beautifully restored....
• ...and produces 12 hp at 300 rpm
• Starting Elias Beiler's 1898 6 hp Columbia hit and miss engine
• Pumping water is a common task to keep these hit and miss engines busy
• The smaller gas engines are nicely displayed here, while...
• ...the larger engines such as this 90 hp, 2 cylinder, 6,371 cubic inch
  Three Ball Klein
• ...that looks like a longhorn steer from the front are displayed in the large shed
• The many running large gas engines in the Willock Engine Building
  attract a lot of attention
• This Model "1" Klein produces 35 hp and was once used on an oil pipeline
• Another view of the Model "1" Klein
• A large, two-cylinder gas engine
• Another view of the large gas engine area
• A 50 hp Hornsby-Akroyd engine once used in a municipal water works
• A 40 hp, 200 rpm engine manufactured by the Foos Gas Engine
  Company once used to pump water in Ohio
• A huge 60 hp @ 225 rpm "Type DH-Oil Engine"
  manufactured by DelaVergneMachine Company.
• R&T volunteers work on a large gas engine
  while visitors wander through the building

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