• A few of the steam traction engines and rollers ready for visitors
• Several Case steam traction and roller engines were on hand
  as part of the Featured Tractor exhibit
• This small Case steam traction engine is shined up for the show
• The colorful Baker 21-75 always stands out in the lineup
• Another larger Baker 23-90 is in good company
• Yes, women drive these huge engines, too
• Building fire
• A small Case steam engine pulls a non-functional Case K-18-32
• Josh Nace on his 44,000 lb.Sawyer Massey
• Arvid Hamilton takes the family for a spin on his aptly named
  ("Kathy's Competition") 1926 double cylinder 60 hp Frick

• Some of the Featured Tractor area, this year featuring
  Case tractors and equipment
• A beautifully restored Case Model "VC"
• A just as immaculate Case Model "LA"
• One of many Case steam traction engines at this year's reunion
• A small Case steam traction engine
• Another section of the Featured Tractor exhibit
• Anthony Wells' cross-engine 1919 15-27 Case
• Clyde Burkholder's 1921 cross-engine Case 10-18
• Imagine sitting here all day while plowing (1921 Case 10-18)
• Another cross-engine Case
• Anthony Wells also brought his immaculate
  1917 7-Passenger Case Touring Car
• The Case Touring Car's engine
• Anthony Wells 1959 Case 310C crawler
• A spotless 1941 Case Model "S"
• John & Jim Harnish's 1937 Case Model "RC"
• Cliff Foster's 1930 Case model "L"
• A shinny Case Model "SC" with ...
• An equally shinny corn planter in tow
• This huge 1912 Case 40-72 is the largest cross-engine Case
• Keith Kuhlengel's 1917 Case 20-40.
  This tractor was used for power in the threshing demo.
• The enclosed driver's cab of the 1917 Case 20-40
• The engine of the 1917 Case 20-40
• Another line of featured Case tractors
• Darrell Smoker's 1943 Case "SI Airborne" built for the
  U.S. Army Corps of Engineers during WW II.
• Ed Gifford's 1928 Case Model "TE45" power unit
• Ed Gifford with his engine
• An immaculate Case airport tractor
• Joe and Joan Pierson's 1938 Case Model "RC"
• Another Case steam traction engine
• A 10 ton 40 HP Case steam roller with the fringe on top
• There were several 1/2, 1/3 and 1/4 scale Case
  steam traction engines on hand

• Nevin Brubaker made this crawler conversion
  for his 1952 Ford Model "8N"
• The Ford "8N" crawler looks like a factory-produced tractor
• John McCarter exhibited both of his creations
  ("Deere John" and replica 1890 horseless carriage)
  and his Cletrac US Army crawler
• A beautiful 1921 Cletrac Model "F"
• Landis Zimmerman's 1934 Cletrac Model "25" at left
  and 1939 Cletrac Model "Eg-42" at right
• Walter Wilson touches up the paint on his father's
  1953 Oliver Model "OC-6"
• Ron Haafke's 1948 Long Model "A", manufactured in Tarboro, NC
• A second Long Model "A" was at this reunion
• One of many "Tractor Rows" at the reunion
• A huge Minneapolis-Moline Model "G 705" with engine model "504-6"
• Marlin Brubaker's 6 HP 1950 Allis-Hybred Model "WD"
• A big Rock Island tractor
• Driver's view from the Rock Island
• A cross-engine four cylinder Frick
• The rear of the Frick
• Jack Adams' 1934 John Deere Model "GP"
• Ed Martin watches the scale as Josh Nace climbs aboard
  on the John Deere Model "820"
• Several of the Kauffman family's Massey Harris tractors
  were exhibited (1949 Model "30" at right)
• Bob Reynolds had his 1938 International Model "W-30" on display
• A line-up of Allis Chalmers.
  AC will be the Featured Tractor at the 2002 Reunion
• A line-up of John Deere tractors
• A big Rumely lumbers onto the road
• A 30 HP four cylinder Titan, serial number TS376
• A pair of Silver Kings surrounded by many other brands
• Bob Fulton with his John Deere 1941 Model "LA"
  and yellow 1946 Model "LI"
• Dan Magness' 40 HP 1949 Field Marshal Series II
  one cylinder - two cycle diesel manufactured in England
• A trio of beautiful Cockshutt tractors
• John Stauffer's four cylinder air-cooled Deutz F4L-514
• A trio of Ford tractors
• A 1949 John Deere power unit
• The huge 1912 Case 40-72 heads to the threshing demo
• An early tricycle Avery gas engine tractor
• Another view of the Avery
• A Fordson tricycle tractor
• Titans were well represented at the International Harvester exhibit area
• This little McCormick manure spreader never
  looked this good when it left the factory
• Pulling the manure spreader was this
  Farmall Cub with Model 1000 loader
• Dave and Jane Moyer exhibited this 1947 IH "Little Wonder" plow
• One of several rows of Farmall tractors
• Bob Vahey's 1950 Farmall "M" and Steve McCoy's
  1954 Farmall Super "WD-9"
• The Raitts brought their 1948 Allis Chalmers Model "G"
  all the way from Maine
• The Raitt's also displayed their 1938 Graham Bradley
• A spartan IH Mogul Model "C"
• The SE Pennslvania Chpt 8 of the IH Collectors always has
  a first class exhibit at Threshermen's Reunions
• Touring the grounds on the family Rumely
• How would you like to try to crank start this Twin City 27-44?
• Mike Knaub on the Case K-18-32 tries to get it to turn over
  while being pulled by the small Frick
• The rusty old Case is reluctant to turn over
• Mike Knaub and Josh Nace confer on how to turn over the Case K-18-32 engine
• Part of "Rumely Row", always a big hit at Rough and Tumble
• Paul Stolsfus' very rare 1912 15/25 Fairbanks Morse
• The single cylinder head of the Fairbanks Morse
• The "high altitude" 1912 Aultman Taylor 30-60 and
  the 30 HP Titan are ready to go
• The cylinder heads of the four banger 1912 Aultman Taylor 30-60
• The cab and engine of the Mogul Junior 25 HP IHC
• Taking a ride in the family Mogul

• Two steam powered rollers at work on the track
• A Buffalo-Springfield rolling the track
• Buffalo-Springfield #4788 sits in the steam line
• A Case roller waits with a box full of wood
• Clyde Burkholder's 12 ton 1910 Austin Roller tours the grounds
  This is one of only two of these rollers left.
• The single cylinder of the 1910 Austin Roller
• The large flywheels of the 1910 Austin Roller.
  The Austin circulates water through a large water tank
  under the operator platform

• The Steam Games included a class for 1/2, 1/3 and 1/4
  scale model traction engines
• A 1/4 scale and 1/3 scale Case steam models head into the sunset
• Another 1/4 scale and 12 year old Ben Goss's
  1/2 scale engines also head to the sunset
• Two big Case steam engines lead the west bound
  contingent of the steam games entries
• Two Fricks lead the east bound contingent
• Watch your toes!
• Two east bound and two west bound columns
  of engines pass simultaneously
• You'll rarely see this many steam engines on the move at one time
• Lining up for the slow race
• The Peerless is on the line
• On the way back, it looks like a tie
• OOPS! You're not supposed to hit the barrels!
• Now that's cutting it close!
• Here's a woman who can definitely parallel park.
  It's Ellen Martin on Bechtold's 1903 Peerless
  Model "Q" with wood wheels.

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