• Joe Brautigam's 1926 12 hp Centaur G2 with cultivator
• Charlie Zuck's 1947 5hp Graham-Paige Rototiller
• A collection of two-wheel garden tractors, one with sickle bar mower
• Two Shaw two-wheel garden tractors, one with a sickle bar mower
• A very unusual 1928 Standard two wheel cultivator
• A colorful row of lawn/garden tractors
• Another colorful collection of lawn and garden tractors
• Several Osco tractors from the late 40's were on display
• A large collection of Wheel Horse garden tractors
• Bob Stoltzfus' 1967 7 hp Pennsylvania lawn tractor
• "Mad Max", a very custom twin engine garden tractor
• A fine collection of hit and miss engines
• A superb exhibit featured 5 or 6 New Holland hit and miss
  engines driving various devices
• Steve Schalick had 1.5hp, 3hp and 6hp John Deere
  hit and miss engines on a trailer, all for sale
• A beautiful 6 hp Fairbanks Morse hit and miss engine
• An L. Benz & Spol. hit and miss engine
• This collection includes a hit and miss powered reciprocating saw
• Ken Rapp's rare Model "2 1/2 C" Jumbo Line cement mixer
  manufactured by Nelson Bros. Co. circa 1920 and...
• ... Powered by a 1.75 hp Little Jumbo Model "T" hit and miss engine
• A nice exhibit of a hit and miss engine pumping water
• Ed and Eric Symonds' 1911 Associated "Hired Man" was immaculate
• Don Upham's 1936 3 hp Cushman "Bean Special Cub"
  featured a throttling governor
• A novel way to keep a hit and miss engine busy - crushing cans
• Pumping water with a hit and miss engine manufactured
  by the Domestic Engine and Pump Co.
• Harry Mitchell's International Harvester 1912 2 hp "Famous"
  vertical hit and miss engine driving a hand pump
• A Fuller and Johnson vertical hit and miss engine driving a pump
• A colorful hit and miss powered waterfall
• Always a favorite, the hit and miss powered bubble blower
• A John Deere hit and miss engine driving a corn husker

• The R&T Shay RR station, waiting for the next train
• A large crowd gathers for a ride on the Shay
• The Shay waits for its next load of passengers
• Tickets in hand, waiting to ride the Shay
• Boarding the Shay
• Riding the Shay
• The Shay gets a drink of water...
• ... "Down the hatch"
• The Shay stops for some lunch of coal
• Piling on the coal
• The Shay chugs through the overhang of the Brubaker Building
• The Shay passes through the International Harvester exhibit area
• The Shay passes by parked steam traction engines
• The Shay rounds the bend near the northwest corner of the grounds
• The Little Toot is powered by a beautifully built engine
• The Little Toot is often loaded with passengers
• Kids of all ages love to ride the Little Toot RR

• A group of antique automobiles arrive on the grounds
• These cars always generate smiles of those lucky enough to see them
• The Brubaker Building houses many antique autos
• For year-around viewing in comfort, visit the Auto House
  building on the southeast corner of the grounds

• The Model Building is a favorite gathering place of modelers
• Watching an expert modeler at "work"
• A beautiful model of a Case steam traction engine
• Another view of the Model Building
• A model of a Domestic hit and miss engine
• Gas and steam powered models are always a favorite at R&T
• A really intricate engine model
• A small Economy hit and miss engine
• A custom-built, fully operational John Deere
  hit and miss powered model tractor
• A custom-built model of a John Deere model "D" tractor

• The Rough and Tumble Gift Shop with the
  ever-present Pat Kreider behind the counter
• Some of the vendors who are located on the main grounds
• A variety of merchandise is available here
  as well as in the flea market
• More of the flea market vendors on the main grounds
• The large flea market area is fascinating
  even if you're just looking
• Complete tractors are available in addition to tractor parts
• Need a John Deere tractor hood?
• Tires waiting for buyers at the flea market
• David Schnakenberg at his booth in the flea market
  selling rare farm machinery advertising
• Powering up the 1.5 hp hit and miss powered Fertility Flyer
• The Fertility Flyer on its way to the Parade
• A collection of well polished whistles
• Old plows are part of the John Deere featured tractor exhibit
• More John Deere plows
• A Model "25D" Linn Halftrack (corrected identification)
  
• Cruising the grounds on a steam roller
• Ben Bireley cruises the grounds on a smaller steam roller
• A view from the announcer's stand
• The East Hampton Fire Department's 1919 American Lafrance
  front wheel drive tractor with 1903 Nott steamer
• The 1919 American LeFrance fire truck's engine...
• ...and 1903 Nott steam powered pump
• Loading the fire engine with coal.
  This steamer was still in service in St. Paul, Minn. until 1934
• John Geib stokes the fire engine's firebox
• Pumping water with the fire engine
• Farmall owners lining up for the Parade of Power
• Two ice cream makers, two hit and miss engines, and plenty of belts
• Walt Augustine's 1.5 ton, 50 hp 1931 Chrevolet truck
  with a 1905-07 Olds 4.5 hp model "3A" engine
• Weighing in for the tractor pull
• The huge 3 cylinder 55 hp circa 1939 Atlas Imperial engine
  at one time powered an ice plant in Montauk, NY
• The Atlas Imperial compressed air for these incredibly loud ship whistles
• The blacksmith shop staff waits for customers
• Not what you'd expect to find at R&T, this 1940 9-cylinder
  Lycoming aircraft engine was fascinating and loud
• Bob Shirk's circa 1935 John Deere baler
• A trailer load of 5 integrated pumps...
• ...powered by a John Deere hit and miss engine using many belts
• Butch Beisecker's Keck Gonnerman powers the Baker Fan
• It's quite a site to see the Keck Gonnerman under load
• Several whistles on Butch Beisecker's Keck Gonnerman
  offer visual as well as sound entertainment
• Nevin Myer and Elias Beiler own this Sandwich baler, built in Sandwich, IL
• The baler was powered by Elias' 1919 Hart-Parr "12-24"
• The Arthur S. Young Company of Kinzers made this rare bailing press
• The steam shovel with its vertical boiler steam engine is always a hit
• The portable Frick powered the saw mill for a while
• The steam powered saw mill always draws a crowd
• The small engine area is a popular feature at reunions
• The very decorative Peerless is a site to see
• A view of the steam traction engine area
• The model John Deere "D" was seen with trailer,
  shopping in the flea market

• This little tractor with evaporative cooling was often seen with many riders
• Roy Herr cruises the grounds in his "Herr Built"
  Stanley Steamer powered vehicle
• Small trailers for personal transportation
  are seen in all sizes and shapes
• On the go on "Mad Max", with two motors
• The model tractor with John Deere hit and miss
  engine features an umbrella on rainy days
• This model tractor was a big hit
• Look carefully and you'll see a number of
  familiar components on this vehicle
• A nifty personal size fully functional steam traction engine
• Another steam powered personal transportation vehicle
• Plenty of comfort and full view to the rear

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