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Ronald Tippet Tractors
9 years 3 months ago #153985
by FatBob103
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Hi all
My father used to regale me with stories of his brothers Ronaldson Tippet tractor, which he bought at the Perth Royal Show pre WW2. It was used up around Mukinbudin. I understand that even though they designed a diesel one after WW2 they decided to stick to stationary engines.
Does anybody have any photos or info - just interested.
Cheers
FB
My father used to regale me with stories of his brothers Ronaldson Tippet tractor, which he bought at the Perth Royal Show pre WW2. It was used up around Mukinbudin. I understand that even though they designed a diesel one after WW2 they decided to stick to stationary engines.
Does anybody have any photos or info - just interested.
Cheers
FB
Life is to short to drink cheap wine. On the other hand I plan to live forever - So far so goo
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9 years 3 months ago #153987
by FatBob103
Life is to short to drink cheap wine. On the other hand I plan to live forever - So far so goo
Replied by FatBob103 on topic Re: Ronald Tippet Tractors
Thanks for the piccies - grand looking machines aren't they?
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9 years 3 months ago #153988
by wouldyou
Replied by wouldyou on topic Re: Ronald Tippet Tractors
FatBob,
They were based on an American tractor the Illinois, the high top radiator tank was for our hot conditions.
Gear speeds could be changed by moving cogs accessible from the side. Had planetary final drive.
They did have a go at using diesel fuel by vaporising it, still spark ignition.
Away from books so stand to be corrected.
David.
They were based on an American tractor the Illinois, the high top radiator tank was for our hot conditions.
Gear speeds could be changed by moving cogs accessible from the side. Had planetary final drive.
They did have a go at using diesel fuel by vaporising it, still spark ignition.
Away from books so stand to be corrected.
David.
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