• Rob Donley and his boys get ready to fire their Buffalo Springfield Roller
• Unlike a steam traction engine, it's a tight fit to clean
  the flues on the Buffalo Springfield Roller
• Scrap wood from the R&T saw mill will be used
  to build fire in the Donley's roller
• Megan Glenn cleans the flues on Paul Stoltzfoos's Advance Rumely while...
• Andrea Glenn tops up the oilers and...
• Jeff Douchette empties the ashes from the previous day's run
• Cleaning the flues on a Frick
• Jonathan Werning hoses down R&T's Baker
• Dave Supers (Sr and Jr) get their 1915 7.5 x 9 Frick fired up and oiled
• A home-built steam powered vertical boiler "tractor"
  waits for its owner Wednesday morning
• A 1/4 scale Case steam traction engine gets ready for a busy day
• Butch Biesecker emerges from the firebox of his Keck Gonnerman.
• Dave Kroa flares the tubes in the firebox of his Frick
• The flaring tool expands as Dave turns the shaft on which it is mounted
• John Geib makes repairs to the Supers' Frick's valve
• Jim Martin watches over the portable Frick engine
  powering the shingle mill
• Megan Glenn, in costume, with Paul Stoltzfoos's Advance Rumely
• Andrea Glenn ready to roll on Butch Biesecker's Keck Gonnerman
• A J Hamilton takes some folks for a ride on his twin cylinder Frick
• Engine watching is also a form of social hour
• Ed McCall, the new owner of the 1921 32-106 Sawyer Massey
  formerly owned by the Nace family, is getting it back into show condition
• David Capp brought his 1965 Freelance model steam engine
• Hold your ears, it's noon whistle blowing time

• The Gravely Tractor Club of America's large tent's Information Table
• This was headquarters for the large number of Gravely owners on hand
• Several rare single-wheel Gravelys were on exhibit
• Side-by-side sickle-bar and reel Gravely mowers
• An old Gravely with one-bottom rear mounted plow
• A Gravely "Clear Cut 20" sits next to Gravelys with a
  large chain-saw and circular saw
• This immaculate Gravely engine is typical of many of the
  exhibited Gravely tractors
• These like-new Gravelys have been exhibited at many events over the years
• The Gravelys look great from any angle
• Roger and Dennis Babcock brought their 1964 dual-wheel riding Gravely
• The Babcock's Gravely with the hood up
• A beautifully done cut-away Gravely engine and drive train was on display
• Bob Michaelis displayed this circular-saw equipped Gravely
• Allen and Bruce Corbett displayed their 1952 "L" Gravely
  with Blitz Fogger attachment
• A well used Gravely with back-hoe attachment
• Yes, that's a two-way rotary plow on this Gravely
• A nice exhibit of Gravely equipment, ready to roll to any show
• A tandem of Gravely rotary plows participate in the "Mow-In"
• A Gravely mounted back-hoe loads a Gravely dumper
• The Gravely back-hoe was very effective
• A scraper blade helps refill the hole
• Beside the large Gravely tent, there were many other exhibitors
  and vendors with their own Gravely exhibits and items for sale
• A pretty comprenensive collection of Gravelys on the lawn
• This Gravely exhibitor had a wide variety of items for sale

• Two very nice home-built hit-and-miss powered garden tractors
• More home built garden tractors. Note the cylinder-head rear weight.
• Rick and Cookie McPherson brought this homemade tractor
  with Chrysler transmission and rear
• Clare Kerns built this 1/2 scale articulated International 4586 tractor
  from two Cub Cadets and a 4-cyl military engine.
• While not home-built, these tractors are certainly unusual
• A home-built tractor with hit-and-miss engine
• Allen Samuelsen's genuinely old 5hp Galloway powered tractor
  is a hit at all R&T events
• Allen's 60-70 year old Galloway tractor always generates comments and questions
• Allen starts his Galloway for some visitors. This tractor has
  participated in Plow Day, parades and other events
• It doesn't run, but maybe it will be back some day and driven in the parade
• This is one way to build an eight-cylinder tractor. Starting must be interesting.

• The paint had just dried when Keith Kuhlengel brought his
  recently restored 1923 Avery 25-50 to the Reunion
• The drive-train of the Avery, like everything else on the tractor, was a beauty
• The radiator was restored with all new tubing.
• Willard Adams pulled the 12,300 lb Avery from the trailer with his Cat grader
• Keith Kuhlengel turns over the Avery
• Keith drives the Avery to its exhibit area
• The Avery's four-cylinder engine
• Keith just had time to attach the Avery bulldog logo before Thursday's parade
• Keith Kuhlengel also brought this 1931 Rumely Model "6A"
• The engine of the Rumely Model "6A"
• The IH Collectors Club had many old Internatinal and Farmalls on exhibit..
• That's an IH 10-20 on the right
• More Farmalls with beautiful Lancaster County in the background
• David Evans always popular Farmall "Twin H" gets a look-over
• An assortment of tractors and rollers
• This Earth Master tractor has an unusual post-hole digger on the rear
• More rare tractors lined up for visitors to view
• The Demings brought their 1960 Model 641 Ford "Workmaster"
• A 1961 Deutz model DW-75B crawler
• A beautifully restored Panther tractor was displayed by Don and Ceil Donofrio
• A line of Massey Harris and John Deere tractors
• The Waterloo Boys of SE PA had their fine tent and tractor display
• Lawrence Walthman's rare 1925 John Deere "Spoker D"
• A mixed bag of fine antique tractors, including a
  Twin City in gray and Porsche in red
• Fords, Fergusons and Silver Kings
• Another line-up of colorful antique tractors on display
• Two gentlemen discuss the finer points of a Ferguson restoration
• Elias Beiler's 1921 Chase 10-20 looks like a handful to drive
• This two-cycle Lanz Bulldog is ready for the field
• Douglas Drewes managed to get a Harley-Davidson "Soft Tail" engine
  in his 1937 Farmall F-12, along with quite a few other accessories
• A colorful assortmen of garden tractors
• James Owensby is justifiably proud of his 1921 Cletrac Model "F"
• Tractors with implements always command extra attention.
  This is a beautifully restored Ford with 3-point bucket loader
• It's always a treat to come upon someone starting one of the huge Rumelys
• It takes all of his weight to get the engine to turn over
• A Twin city rests beside the Austin Gas Roller with huge flywheel
• A pair of Deutz on display
• You never know what's around the corner. A Cletrac or a Rock Island, for instance.

• A maze of booms, cables and pulleys out in the "play area"
• Ray Fleetwood's fire-breathing 1922 Erie Shovel is framed by
  the boom of a Koehring Model 305 drag shovel
• Ray Fleetwood digs holes and fills them up while Allen Samuelsen
  does fireman duties
• Ray has done a lot of work on this shovel since he first brought it to R&T
• Larry Marmet rescued this 1927 Lorain 75B shovel with the
  help of Ray Fleetwood and Don Donofrio
• Larry checks out the rigging on the 1927 Lorain
• The tracks of the Lorain were buried in mud when
  Larry first set eyes on the shovel
• As with all cranes and shovels, the Lorain is equipped with
  many clutches, differentials, gears and pulleys
• How do you like the freeze-plug on the Lorain's 5.25" bore by
  8" stroke Walkershaw engine?
• The Koehring Model 305 drag shovel's boom rests on the shovel
• Fueling the Koehring
• Demonstrating (i.e. "playing with") the drag shovel,
  loading into Norman Gays dump truck
• A Cat D4 refills the holes made by the Koehring, Lorain and Erie shovels
• The Cat D4 at the peak of the pile
• Bill Glenn also refills holes with his Cat D2
• This Foote Mfg. Co. stream powered cement mixer attracts a crowd
• Controlling the steam powered cement mixer
• The mixer's engine and gear drive in action

• The most difficult of the steam games is backing
  this thresher with a steam traction engine
• Belting up an engine is another steam game challenge
• Jonathan Werning on R&T's "masquerading" Baker in the steam games
• Sprinting to their engines in the "Le Mans" start steam race
• Megan Glenn on the Advance Rumely is winning the slow race

• Matt Shaeffer in the barrel race on his 1943 Farmall H
• Walt Wilson had full control of the barrel with his White garden tractor
• On the other hand, Steve Koser lost control of the barrel
  with his 1953 John Deere "70"
• James Bundy did very well on his home-built
  hit-and-miss powered tractor
• A hot air balloon passes over the tractor games in the late afternoon light
• The hand-start race in the tractor games is always fun to watch
• Walt Wilson winning the egg race, with the egg on a spoon in his mouth

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