South Peace Centennial Museum - Preserving the Past for the Future

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	The antique tractor collection includes several tractors ranging in age from 1909 to 1950's. Either owned or on loan to the museum. Amongst these are antique gasoline, diesel and kerosene tractors.
	(24) Case Model L 1937 Donated by Willy Wills The 1st Case model with inline motor.	(25) Case Model L 1930 Owned by ernie Burgess The 1st Case model with inline motor but also has been converted to rubber tires.	(27) McCormick Deering W4 1948 Donated by Darrell Tofteland
	(28) Farmall M 1946 Donated by Jim Leask The largest selling tractor of the time period with good 3-4 plow power.	(30) McCormick Deering 15-30 1928 Donated by Henry Gunderson very popular for breaking land.	(31) Oliver Model 28-44 1936 Donated by D Geogre The forerunner of the famous 99.
	(32) Oliver 99 1951 A very popular tractor with some still in use today.	(33) Oliver 80 1940 Owned by Fred Waldroff A 3 plow tractor.	(34) Cockshutt 70 1937 Donated by Bob Heath Built by Oliver & sold in Canada by Cockshutt.
	(36) Model U	(39) Minneapolis Moline Twin city 17-28 1928 Donated by Mickel Mandt The motor has 16 valves and 4 cylinders.	(41) John Deere Model A 1943 Donated by D.Funk A tri-cycle model for row crop work.
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