• Doug Allen, TV personality from WGAL, Channel 8 in Lancaster,
  York, Harrisburg and Lebanon, arrives Wednesday for his series of
  broadcasts from the grounds.
• R&T President Louie Frantz presents Doug Allen with an orange R&T hat,
  showing the colors of the reunion's featured tractor
  
• Doug Allen explains the operation of the thresher to the TV audiencee
• Doug Allen prepares to interview Josh Nace on the Sawyer Massey
• Doug Allen interviews the Ford Model A driver
• Doug Allen interviews Louie and Joy Frantz
• Dave Payeur shows Doug Allen the Waterloo Boys'
  1919 Waterloo Boy tractor
• Doug got a kick out of riding the Waterloo Boy
• Butch Biesecker brings his Keck Gonnerman into camera view
• WGAL's camera man zeroes in on the Keck Gonnerman
• Butch Biesecker explains his engine to Doug Allen

• R&T President Louie Frantz presents Nevin Brubaker
  with the 2002 President's Award
• The R&T Board of Directors pose for their annual photo
• Lester Hoffman announces his donation of his scale model
  steam traction engine, thresher and baler to R&T
  (see the Model section below for photos of these models)

• This 12.5 HP 1927 Cummins Diesel Model F was on display
  outside the large engine building
• This 55 HP circa 1939 Atlas Imperial engine once powered
  an ice plant in Oakland, CA
• One of several huge antique engines on display
  outside the large engine building
• A Model 19, Type B Genco Light from General Gas-Electric Co.
  produced 650-700 watts from its 2 HP engine
• A John Deere hit and miss engine powers a water pump in this exhibit
• A collection of engines and shellers in the foreground with
  a hit and miss powered ice cream maker in the background
• This complete machine shop is powered by a 3 HP Famous
  engine from International Harvester, Co.
• A beautifully restored Galloway Masterpiece hit and miss engine
• This is a 1921 120 HP Union engine from a Class D Airship
• Bobby and Patti Dow exhibited this nice rig powered by a
  Stover hit and miss engine
• Hit and miss powered corn shelling was demonstrated at this exhibit
• A pair of rare Fimaco lawn tractors were displayed in this exhbit
• This impressive rig includes a 2-wheel trailer mounted power unit
  powering a pedal tractor via hydraulic lines.
• Home-built small tractors powered by hit and miss and similar
  small engines are always a big hit at reunions.
  Here we have John Deere and McCormick Deering
  machines side by side in the shade.
• Another beautifully crafted home-built tractor,
  this one powered by a John Deere hit and miss engine
• Josh Donati demonstrates his Bob Sweigart made stone crusher
  powered by a 1.5 HP John Deere hit and miss engine
• Another view of Josh's stone crusher rig
• These men are washing their clothes using a 1936 Maytag washer
• This is a beautifully restored circa 1950 Bolens Ridemaster
• An exhibit of walk-behind garden tractors
• Another brace of home-builts representing the red and the green
• Charlie Zuck was on hand with his impressive exhibit of rototillers.
• Another collection of walk-behind garden tractors
• One of several in a beautiful collection of New Holland
  hit and miss engines
• The Willock Engine Building houses many very unusual and rare engines
• Bill Hazzard, dressed to the nines, oils one of the
  engines in the Willock Building
• Yes, that's an ordinary oil lamp powering this fan
• Two portable engines outside the Willock Building feature an IHC in green...
• ... and a 5 HP Abenaque in red
• A 1910 Dieter powers a small thresher in this exhibit
• Bill Hazzard in "off-white" shirt explains the 1910 Dieter
  engine that powers the small thresher.
  Notice the elaborate cooling system.
• A first class home-built gets its water hopper topped up

• Lester Hoffman's beautiful scale model Frick engine powers
  a scale model thresher and baler.
  Lester donated this model to Rough and Tumble during this year's reunion.
• The thresher and baler portion of Lester Hoffman's exhibit.
• A close-up of Lester Hoffman's scale model thresher
• The baler end of Lester Hoffman's scale model
• The Model Shop is always a must-see at Rough and Tumble
• A modeler chats with visitors
• The Shellys from Manheim, PA exhibited this incredibly small
  operating John Deere hit and miss scale model
• A scale model Allis Chalmers Model M
• A scale model steam traction engine

• The "Do-All Machine" was exhibited Friday by
  Mark and Ronnie Gunderson of Charleston, WV
• Mark Gunderson starts the 10 HP Whitte gas oil well engine
  powering the "Do-All Machine"
• The crowd really enjoyed the "Do-All Machine"
• The "Do-All Machine" had an incredible array of interconnected
  moving components
• A cut-away V8 engine showed it's innards
• The longer you looked, the more new things you saw on the "Do-All Machine"

• Morning Greetings and Announcements
• The Getz's Steam Calliope entertained both musically and visually
• The new Rumely Building was a welcome shady portion of the Flea Market
• Rough and Tumble's International Harvester manure spreader
  was parked in the shade
• R&T's non-operating stone crusher and an Oliver
• R&T's New Holland loader transports the mobile
  Frick engine from storage to the saw mill
• Ellen Martin and her dad prepare the mobile steam engine
  to power the shingle mill on Wednesday
• Ellen Martin builds the fire in the mobile steam engine
• A drilling rig manufactured by keystone Driller Co.
  is powered by a vertical boiler steam engine
• A beautifully restored antique tow truck
• An original hit and miss powered cement mixer
• Rough and Tumble's Model A Ford tours the grounds
• Many youngsters enjoy the threshing demonstrations
• A patriotic Emerson Brantingham showing the colors
• Hanging out at Amos Zimmernan's half scale Case steam traction engine
• Belting up a well worn John Deere 520 to power
  the threshing demonstration
• Threshing is under way
• Belting an engine up to the dynamometer
• The beautiful wheels of Dave and Will Adams' 1895 Frick
• Children on steam traction engines offer great hope
  for the future of these magnificent machines
• The Blacksmith Shop had an array of items for demonstration and sale
• Home made ice cream was a big hit during this year's very hot reunion
• Part of the vendor area
• Mark's Magneto Service had a comprehensive offering of rebuilt magnetos
• You could purchase a variety of bird houses from this vendor

• Binkley & Hurst provided this McCormick MTX175
  to pull one of R&T's parking lot transports
• A baby sleeps, oblivious to what's going on at the reunion...
• ...Her brothers knew how to travel
• Scott and Jen Megee's 1949 John Deere MT tours the grounds
• A "three-seater" Case lawn tractor had plenty of use at the reunion
• Mom does all the work while three little ones enjoy the shade
• This rig has room for several more riders
• Heading up to the R&T office on an unusual home-built
• Another comfortable looking rig tours the Allis Chalmers exhibit
• Dual umbrellas were much appreciated on the hot days
• Even early Wednesday morning, kids were out on their machines
• Three-up on the articulated Holder
• The very slick McCormick Deering home-built goes out for a spin
• The twin engine Mad Max has room for several more passengers
• As usual, the kids get to ride first class
• Joy Frantz scurrying around to solve problems where ever they occur
• Four guys on a Gator
• A tricycle IH Cub Cadet hauling a hand truck
• Green and red with matching outfits
• Traveling in style on three wheels
• Two gentlemen on Rough and Tumble's Toro
• Somebody purchased a case of Kutztown sarsaparilla
• Roy Herr, one of R&T's founders, gets about on a Club Car
• Ready to go with hat, water, cane and three-wheel transport
• Wheeling along on a Wheel Horse
• Butch Biesecker (driving) stops to chat on the way to the office
• "Whatzit" is aptly named
• Now this young lady travels in style
• A John Deere 110 with sulkey makes its way through the grounds
• This Sears riding mower, without mower, got a lot of use during the reunion
• A personal surrey with the fringe on top
• A comfortable looking three-wheeler for two
• Making their way toward's Clyde Burkholder's Austin Roller
• It's stripped down and origin unknown, but it works!

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