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Deere 110 On Tracks
Pat Prom of Eden Prairie, Minn., has had many tractor “creations” featured in FARM SHOW over the years. But he outdid himself this year, displaying five new models at the recent Little Log House Antique Power Show near Hastings, Minn.
He removed the wheels and mounted a Deere 110 tractor on homemade fiberglass tracks. The tracks measure 7 1/2 in. wide and were made by using a right angle grinder to cut a snowmobile track in half lengthwise, mounting one half on each side of the tractor. The tracks ride on homemade 5-in. dia. idler wheels, also off a snowmobile. Originally gear-driven, the tractor now has a hydrostatic drive salvaged from a Cub Cadet garden tractor.
    A pair of levers are used to activate the brakes in order to steer the rig left or right. He replaced the original 10 hp Kohler engine with a 16 hp Kohler.


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2008 - Volume #32, Issue #5