South Peace Centennial Museum - Preserving the Past for the Future

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	The antique tractors include thirty-nine tractors ranging in age from 1909 to 1950's. Amongst these are antique gasoline, diesel and kerosene tractors.
	(42) John Deere Model BR 1944 Donated by Ed Johnson	(43) John Deere model AR 1950 Donated by the morrison family & Ed Johnson	(45) Caterpillar 15 1929 Donated by the Gunderson family in memory of Gary Gunderson.
	(46) Caterpillar RD4 1937 Donated by Kay MacKey The predecessor to the modern skidder. Was used by Bert MacKey of Teepee Creek for hauling logs & breaking land.	(47) David Brown 1958 Donated by the Research station Built in england.	(48) Rumely Model K 27-50 HP 1921 Donated by Elmer Lilicoe One of the famous Oil Pull lines of tractors referred to as Old Smokey.
	(49) Sawyer Massey 27-50 HP 1920 Donated by Kay MacKey The largest gas tractor built by Sawyer Massey & one of the first in line motors of the era.	(51) Massey Harris 102 1939 Donated by Roy Cahoon	McCormick Deering WD40 1935 Donated by Ed Johnson The first production Diesel offered by International Harvester, starts on gas then switches to diesel.
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