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Model Information
1910-?
Adams offered its solution to the tractor problem with the “Little Traction Gear” produced for several years, beginning about 1910. It consisted of complete running gear and attachments, with the buyer putting on his own engine. Three sizes were offered — the No. O for engines of 9 H.P. and less; the No. 1 for engines of 13 H.P. and less; and the No. 2 for 20 H.P. or smaller engines. This design was covered by Patent 1,118,835 issued in 1915. If nothing else, this rig made it a lot easier to belt up for corn shelling, grinding, and other farm duties. Unfortunately, small lightweight engine designs were gaining ground, and the heavy stationary engine was soon abandoned in the grove or the junkyard.
Power Train & Specs
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Weight: lbs
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Height: inches
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