• Building steam Saturday morning before the crowd arrives.
• More steam traction engines lined the west fence
• Cleaning flues before building fire
• Two visitors watch Norman Gay add water to the Peerless
• Dave Adams collects firewood for building fire
  in his 1895 Frick
• Barb and Rebecca Bireley stuff the firebox
  on their 1915 50hp Case
• A half-scale engine waits for a flue cleaning
• Dave Adams pulls a Peerless from the engine building to the line
• 13 year old Nate Bundy on the left and Ben Goss on the right
  wait for some action on their half scale Cases.
• Arvid "AJ" Hamilton makes a nasty discovery
  while building fire...
• AJ's twin cylinder Frick has a broken grate
  section in the firebox.
• After the firebox cooled down, AJ substituted a temporary
  steel plate for the broken grate and was soon
  building fire again
• A smooth riding 6hp Case rests in the shade
• Maynard Shirk takes some kids for a ride on his Frick
• A shiny Frick powers one of the threshers

• COOP and Cockshutt tractors and equipment were the
  featured exhibit for this year's Reunion
• Over 40 Cockshutt and COOP tractors were on display
• The featured tractors filled the special exhibit area
• Another view of the Cockshutt and COOP exhibits
• This very rare 1961 Model 580 Cockshutt Diesel
  is owned by McComas Albaugh
• Paul Kline exhibited his 1956 Cockshutt Black Hawk Model 35
• Cockshutts and COOPs lined up in the morning sun
• More Cockshutts parked in the shade
• An immaculate Cockshutt 50 shares an awning
  with a model 50 "deluxe"
• Richard and Marie Smith exhibited this beautiful
  1942 Cockshut Model 60
• This 1947 COOP Model E3 was exhibited by Norman Smith
• This Cockshutt Model 50 was featured at the
  entrance to the exhibit
• Fred and Penny Bock brought their 1947 Cockshutt
  Model 60 Row-Crop from Mansfield, Ohio
• An "original" Cockshutt Model 1655 looks ready for the field
• Karl Hess showed his 1959 Cockshutt Model 540 with loader
• Landis Zimmerman's 1964 Cockshutt OC-4 carried the colors
• This Cockshutt Model 20 pulled a Model 415 single row corn picker
• The Cockshutt Model 415 corn picker's many chain drives
• A very clean Cockshutt Model 422 combine...
• ...looks ready to go to work
• A like-new Cockshutt Model 11 drill
• A Cockshutt Model G "Fertilizer Distributor" was on hand
• An immaculate 5-bottom Model 260 Cockshutt plow
• Nevin Brubaker's Cockshutt Model 40 with platform
  lift comes in handy for many projects at R&T
• A special exhibit of Cockshutt horse drawn plows

• Steve McCoy uses his IH 756 Hi Crop to position
  Emmanual Beiler's 1918 Mogul 10-20 for display
• Two lads sit on the 1918 Mogul
• There was a large array of IH tractors at the Reunion
• Ed Porter's 1947 Famall MV Hi-Crop with built-in shade
• A Farmall M and a Farmall H share some shade at the IH exhibit
• More Farmalls and other tractors were lined up
  behind the track
• A beautifully crafted home-built Farmall "806 Cub".
• A 1939 McCormick Deering Crawler gets a look-over
• Bob Goezel still uses this 1939 Farmall F-14 with planter
• Bob's F-14 has a unique spring tensioner for the seat
• The very original planter is still fully functional
• Bob Goezel and his wife chat with visitors
• Three huge Moguls are monsters from another era
• Two IH reapers were exhibited, this one needs work, ...
• ... while this one looks pretty functional
• John Deere Corner, where the Waterloo Boys located
  their club tent and gift shop
• A John Deere G, 50, 60 and 70 make a great exhibit
• An assortment of tractors lined up by the Tractor Building
• The sign on this Deutz diesel expresses a
  common sentiment at R&T
• Harold Stauffer's 1957 air-cooled Deutz "D65" on display
• James Owensby's Cletrac looks better than the day
  it was first delivered in 1921
• Lynn Gilbert's 1928 Chevy Pick-up Tractor conversion
  with deluxe radiator cap
• Don Steele and Dave Grace's 1928/29 Model A
  "Ford & More Monkey Tractor"
• A Minneapolis Moline model GB is dwarfed by a
  1912 Aultman Taylor 30-60
• A very original Rumely "Gas Pull"
• Paul Stoltzfoos' kit built Otto powered tractor
• Andrea and Megan Glenn had fun cruising the grounds
  on their Dad's Caterpillar D2
• Bill Glenn's Caterpillar D2 side-by-side with a minature D2
• Two year old Matthew Shipley proudly sits on an
  immaculate Allis Chalmers WD
• Matt's three year old sister Emma likes the view, too.
• "Rumely Oil-Pull Row"
• Chris Stoltzfus' 1927 Rumely L gets some exercise on the Baker Fan
• Eight year old Tyler Hine, from Southbury, CT
  drives his dad's huge Rumely. Tyler is the fourth
  generation of Hines to be active at R&T.
• A Rumely silo filler was part of the harvesting display
• A beautifully restored Rumely-Watts No. 4B Corn Husk Sheller
  on display in the Rumely Bldg.
• This Advance Rumely Ideal thresher was also on display

• Joe Stasyshyn's 1923 Buffalo Springfield Roller cruises the grounds
• Ross Miller on parade with the Buffalo Springfield Roller #4788
• Clyde Burkholder parades with his 12 ton 1920 Austin Roller

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