• Early morning line-up of steam traction engines
• (L-R) An Advance Rumely, Keck-Gonnerman and
  Peerless engine, ready for a new day
• Dave Kroa rounds the bend on his Frick after a trip to the coal bin
• Topping up the Sawyer Massey's boiler
• The flue box of an Aultman Taylor
• Another Aultman Taylor complete with head light
• John Johnson cleans the tubes on the Frick set up to power the Saw Mill
• Butch Biesecker adds some coal to the fire in his Keck-Gonnerman
• Paul Stoltzfoos starts one of his Rumelys
• A Rumely still in the midst of being restored is
  belted up for a "jump" start
• Eventually the rebuilt Rumely started
• A load of Farmalls arrives Saturday for the Tractor Pull
• Richard Klim from Asbury, NJ unloads his beautiful 1941 Farmall M.
  Richard used to farm with this tractor and now likes to pull with it.
• Rich Karp on his 1955 Farmall Cub with plow. This was Rich's
  grandfather's tractor and Rich just completed its restoration
• A Farmall B just back from the plowing demonstration
• A couple of garden tractors arrive, ready for pull'n
• Visitors look over some of the tractors parked around the grounds
• Some garden tractors on display and waiting for a chance to pull the sled
• A scale Case steam traction engine draws a crowd.
• Many small gas powered devices and tractors are looked over by the crowd
• This highly modified Gravely looks more like a dragster than a tractor
• The IHCC Chapter 8 group showed some of their tractors and equipment
• The Waterloo Boys were selling tickets for this year's
  raffle tractor, a 1959 Model 430T
• A young man on his one-of-a-kind garden tractor / model,
  complete with cow bell
• Allen Samuelsen's granddaughter Emma checks out Bill Glenn's CAT
• Jim Given's 1928 Model A Roadster pick-up truck tours the grounds
• Sometimes talking about the Model A is as much fun as driving it
• A beautifully restored International Cloverleaf manure spreader on display
• A circa 1905 IH "Famous" vertical engine
• Bill Hazzard makes adjustments to the DeLaVergne Oil Engine
  Type HA prior to starting
• Bill Hazzard and another member starting the DeLaVergne
• Bill Hazzard unloads a vertical gas engine powered Deming Co. 3x3 pump
• The Deming Pump will be used in the new Lillibridge Engine Bldg
• Bill and Kathy Hazzard's Newfoundland "Bear" loves donuts,
  but can't have any
• Many vendors had a wide variety of products and used tools for sale
• Hand made belts were available in all sizes and styles
• Likewise, a wide variety of hammers was available
• Two sets of new drive wheels await installation, while...
• ... An old vertical boiler waits for the scrap pile
• Typical large scale variety at R&T, with steam traction engines,
  gas tractors and the Shay engine passing each other
• The Shay climbs the grade after the ash pit
• The Shay passes some of the tractors on display
• Loading logs for the saw mill demonstrations
• R&T President Steve McCoy (a very red IH man) on the
  John Deere 430 diesel heads out with Gary Ravert to pick up trash
• Hats off to this lady who is raising four future Rough and Tumblers

• Norman Gay lowers each share on the five bottom Cockshutt
  plow used in the plow demonstratons
• The Cockshutt plow has an elaborate mechanism for sequentially
  raising and lowering the five plows to yield a squared-off field
• The early 30's Cockshutt plow was brought to the show by Jamie Hall
• Jamie purchased the plow in Minnesota
• The 70 year old plow was originally pulled by steam traction and large gas engines
• Norman Gay, who chaired this year's Steam-Up, watches Dave Adams
  head off with the plow behind his 1895 Frick
• Dave Adams had to clear the plow on his return trip
• The century old Frick is quite a sight pulling the plow
• The crowd follows the Adams' Frick back to the start
• Visitors watch the Advance Rumely (left) hook up to the Cochshutt plow
• Paul Stoltzfoos's Rumely heads out with Megan Glenn at the wheel
• Jeff Douchette was fireman for the Rumely
• After turning to head back, Megan blows the Rumely's whistles
• The Rumely on its return trip is passed by Norman Gay's
  red Jeep plowing in the background
• Megan Glenn, who graduated from the 2005 Steam School,
  on the return leg with the Rumely
• Butch Biesecker's Keck-Gonnerman heads out with the plow
• Willard Adams is at the wheel of the Keck-Gonnerman
• Willard toots just one of the Keck'-Gonnermans many whistles
  while Butch looks on
• Barbara Bireley, in period dress, photographs the Keck-Gonnerman
• Norman Gay on the return leg plowing with his Jeep
  with the Keck-Gonnerman in the background
• Rough and Tumble's Baker engine gets under way with the plow
• Jonathan Werning is at the controls of the Baker
• The Baker on the return leg
• Where the power hits the ground...
• Andrea Glenn guides Allen Samuelsen's Aultman Taylor pulling the plow
• While the plowing was still in progress, Norman Gay starts disking
  the plowed area with his 1939 Farmall F-20
• Photographers have a field day with the many plowing scenes
• Andrea Glenn heads back with the Aultman Taylor and a
  beautiful Lancaster County farm in the background
• That's Butch Biesecker's granddaughter Liz enjoying the ride
  from the Aultman Taylor's coal box
• Andrea Glenn, engine owner Allen Samuelsen and Liz
  head back to the R&T grounds after plowing
• Ray Boughman heads off on his John Deere GN and John Deere plow
  as a load of tractors arrives in the background
• Ray's John Deere returns with the Baker still outbound in the background
• The John Deere GN plowed deep with ease
• Gary Ravert starts plowing with his Farmal Super C
• Dave Kroa hooks up to the Cockshutt plow and gets underway
• Dave's 1909 Frick 8x10 lost it's roof cover while being transported to another show
• Two eras of tractor technology pass each other in the field,
  with Gary Ravert's Super C in the foreground and Dave Kroa's
  Frick in the background

• A young man starts the garden tractor pull with his Economy "Power King"
• Dave Morrison, an IH man through and through, had to grin and bear it and drive the John Deere Model "L" pull-back tractor
• A Snapper LT16 begins its pull
• This Homelite T16 strains for more distance
• A very clean Cub Cadet 124 digs in
• A highly modified Cub Cadet takes off in a cloud of dust
• A twin-engine Simplicity with pull'n tires tries for a full pull
• The "long nose" Gravely had a long pull
• Wheel weights helped this John Deere 210 have a good pull
• This Wheel Horse C-81 had a good pull....
• ... with tires straining for grip
• Tim Koser begins his first ever pull on the Koser's Simplicity,
  finishing first in class
• Tim Koser also tried some garden tractor games, here putting the
  "chain in the box" while dad Steve Koser looks on
• Don Miller (at the winch in green hat) loads his garden tractor
  pulling sled for the ride home to Delta, PA

• Pedal Pull coordinator Rick Woods helps a couple of pullers
  off the line in the ever popular pedal pull event
• Bare feet did not slow this puller down (left) and
  facial expression reflects the strain
• These two boys try to keep going against increasing drag of the sled
• These bigger boys easily had full pulls
• Two more pedal pullers go for their ribbons
• These boys are ready for a larger pedal tractor

• The tractor games featured the barrel roll event
• The barrel roll is a lot harder than it looks
• Gary Ravert took two tries to get the barrel throught the pylons
• The slow race included this unusual pairing of a John Deere "B"
  vs Gary Ravert's 1967 IH Model 105 Combine
• The undefeated slow race champ, Steve McCoy's IH 756HI-Crop,
  takes on Gary Ravert's combine

• A Case digs for a grip in the tractor pull
• A Case 200 heads off in the pull
• Looking for traction
• An immaculate CO-OP E3 makes it look easy
• Calvin Lilley, III pulls with his 1942 Allis-Chalmers "WC"
• Irvin Martin's son pulls with a John Deere Model 430
• This Farmall C was the last tractor to pull before the sled broke,
  ending the tractor pull

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