• Bill Glenn pulls an engine out for its first outing of the year
• Dave Supers, Jr. pulls a Frick out to the display area
• Two Rumelys are unloaded under the watchful eye of Paul Stoltzfoos (in red hat)
• A full load of International Harvester tractors arrives for the show
• A "like new" John Deere 830 arrives
• One reason folks come early to R&T events is the fine breakfasts served
• Joy Frantz, 2006 chair of the Shows Committee, watches over the R&T Gift Shop
• Colorful oil cans are available from this vendor
• Rumelys are lined up in the Rumeley Building
• An assortment of gas tractors in the Tractor Builiding
• Yes, that's a flat-head V8 engine in the Ford tractor
• Several International Harvester tractors are brought out for display
• More IH tractors
• Quite a few John Deere tractors were in attendance as well
• Richard & Donna King's 1952 MM "Avery V" looks like it came from the showroom
• The 2006 Waterloo Boy raffle tractor display draws ticket buyers wherever it goes
• A young man tours the grounds on his Cub Cadet
• An old Farmall is brought from the shed for display
• A beautifully restored antique truck on display
• Steve McCoy's 1965 IH 2,500 gallon fire tanker/pumper
• This gentleman brought first-class accommodations with his display of old engines
• A sewing machine, a spoon, wheels, green and yellow paint. You name it.
• Jonathan Werning has the Glenns' dog Reggie trying hard for a snack
• Rebecca Bireley is all smiles arriving for the show
• This group is headed out to see the plowing demonstrations
• At the plowing demonstrations, Gary Ravert stops on his Farmall Super C
  to talk with Andrea Glenn (left) and Barb Bireley
• Andrea Glenn hauls a load of kindling to a waiting steam engine
• Rick Woods hauls out the sled for the first pedal pull of the year
• Kathy Hazzard greases an engine to prevent rust
• One of many large gas engines running at the show
• A portable steam-powered water pump once used by fire departments
• The Blacksmith Shop always has something interesting in the fire
• Head'n home...

• A steam engine owner's list of items (some tongue-in-cheek?)
• Pete Downs cleans the grates on a Frick as Andrea Glenn looks on
• Dave Adams builds fire in his 1895 Frick
• A steam powered electric generator is set up to light the way on this Aultman Taylor
• Jeff Doucette delivers coal for those in need
• Socializing while Butch Biesecker's Keck-Gonnerman builds fire
• A. J. Hamilton's two-cylinder Frick gets a clutch adjustment by AJ and Maynard Shirk
• Who called this meeting?
• A water injector drains, and yes, that's red paint on the wheel.
• Ed McCall's 1921 32-106 Sawyer Massey has a two-stage engine
• This home-built "Little Steamer" builds fire so it can power ...
• ...this mini stone crusher
• A Reeves engine makes its first appearance at Rough and Tumble
• The Reeves gets a look over while its flues are cleaned
• The twin-cylinder Reeves is in great condition
• Jeff Doucette returns from the coal bin on Paul Stolzfoos' Advance Rumely
• (l to r) Dave Adams' 1895 Frick, Paul Stoltzfoos' Advance Rumely,
  and AJ Hamilton's twin-cylinder Frick
• Butch Biesecker blows one of the many whistles on his Keck-Gonnerman
• It's always a good idea to protect your ears at a time like this
• Rough and Tumble's Baker gets ready to rumble
• Saturday evening, and all engines are "put to bed"
• Bill Glenn stitched this panorama together of engine row
• The Saturday night sparkler show on the parade/pull track

• Ray Fleetwood clears ashes from his 1922 Erie Shovel (which recently
  appeared in the History Channel's "Modern Marvels" on the evolution of shovels)
• Ray operates his shovel which has come a long way since he first brought it to R&T
• Ray also has his Insley Type "C" excavator running
• The Insley is powered by a Buda Model "K TU" four cylinder engine
• Larry Marmet's 1927 Lorain 75B was also playing in the sandbox
• The Koehring Model 305 drag shovel was also moving some dirt around

• Bill Glenn's panorama of the Steam Engine plowing demonstrations
• Bill's CAT D2 pulled the 8 bottom from storage for the plowing demonstrations
• AJ Hamilton's two-cylinder Frick gets ready to begin the plowing
• Under way with the Frick and 7 bottoms down
• Traction was a big problem for most engines with narrow wheels
  designed for threshing. Jonathan Werning hooks up a tow chain
  to the Frick to allow...
• ... Butch Biesecker's Keck-Gonnerman to double up with it
• The Keck-Gonnerman and Frick head back, followed by Dave Adam's 1895 Frick
• The process continues as Butch heads out on his Keck-Gonnerman
• Andrea Glenn operates the Keck, but they eventually run into traction problems
• Jonathan Werning comes to the rescue, doubling up the Keck with R&T's Baker
• The Baker and Keck-Gonnerman head back with...
• ... all 8 bottoms turning over the soil
• Allen Samuelsen heads out on his Aultman-Taylor and a 5-bottom plow.
• Allen soon doubles up with Dave Adams' 1895 Frick
• Paul Stoltzfoos operates the 5-bottom plow behind the Frick and Aultman-Taylor
• Three engines wait their turn with a plow.
• Steam traction engines in the field are quite a sight
• Plowing always draws a crowd. Consider yourself lucky to get to see this activity at R&T.
• As the shadows get long, the group gets ready to call it a day
• Paul Stoltzfoos' large Advance Rumely with wide rear wheels
  easily pulls the 5-bottom plow
• John Johnson takes a turn with the Advance Rumely
• Megan Glenn operates the Advance Rumely with Paul Stoltzfoos on the plow
• This Aultman-Taylor (with a generator-powered electric light)
  easily pulls the 5-bottom plow
• Paul Stoltzfoos mans the plow behind the Aultman-Taylor
• Dave Kroa and Menno Hoover double up their Fricks with the 8-bottom plow
• Don't forget to bring your camera for next years Steam-up
• All 8 bottoms are down as the two Fricks head across the field
• Steve McCoy takes a turn with his very original 1948 Farmall "H"
• As the sun sets, a local farmer plows with his team

• Tim Koser in the garden tractor pull
• The tables are turned as Tim Koser brings out the red flag
  for his father Steve on their Simplicity
• Remember this photo. That's "bleeds green" John Gouge operating an IH product.
• A Gravely 816 has a long pull
• Walt Wilson on his pull-ready White has his way with the
  Waterloo Boys Club's sled
• Larger tires on this garden tractor make for a full pull

• In the "full size" antique tractor pull, Harry Wilson heads
  down the track with his Oliver Super 88
• A Farmall "M" digs in with the sled
• Dale Zimmerman always pulls well with his Cockshutt "40"
• Wheels are up on the Farmall 450 as it strains for another foot
• A beautiful Farmall "M" with plenty of weights looks for traction
• John Stauffer pulls with his always exciting Deutz air-cooled diesel

• The Shay RR loads up with passengers at the station
• The Shay heads out on another run
• The Shay travels across the north side of the grounds
• Little Toot gets a tune-up prior to taking little ones for rides

• Ivan Zimmerman brings some logs to the saw mill
• Clarence Nace sharpens the saw mill's blade
• Jonathan Werning gets the Baker ready to power the saw mill
• A small Farmall gets in position to power the kindling saw
• A new log is positioned for the mill
• Ivan Zimmerman neatly slices boards from a log

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