[AndyRVTR]

K is for a good old English Kelpie...

[Glosterboy]

Not sure if a G was missed? Grey Fergie. I've driven one in the mid 1960's. I thought I was the bees-knees.

[greenjay]

Leyland

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Two M's are better than one:  Minneapolis Moline.

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Not sure if a G was missed? Grey Fergie. I've driven one in the mid 1960's. I thought I was the bees-knees.

Game Equipment

However, with Grey Fergie, and since you're Glosterboy, what's wrong with three G's!   

[jezza]

Goldoni  Gulder for G    jezza

[AndyRVTR]

Goldoni  Gulder for G    jezza

We're now on M Jezza... are you still on dial up? 

[jezza]

Marshall  Munktell    jezza

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New Holland, OR . . .

Nodwell     <---(mostly specialty equipment for wet or frozen ground)

[jezza]

What happened to K     jezza

[jezza]

Nuffield,Newman

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What happened to K     jezza

AndyRVTR got it...  Kelpie

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You can consider this either an "O", or an "R", or possibly even an "A"?.

It's Rumely Oil Pull.  When I saw the old tractor shows with my Dad, we always just called them "Oil Pull" tractors, though the company was called Rumely, or sometimes "Advance-Rumely" later on.  The company started with threshers, branched out into steam engines.  I liked these tractors the best at the old tractors shows, in part due to the unique appearance, but also because they were made in Indiana, where I grew up.

The "Oil Pull" tractors had "infernal combustion" engines that ran on kerosene.

[jezza]

I'll put Ransomes MG  a small crawler for market garden work ,2, 3, 5  ,6 hp, Sturmey archer engines and gear boxes  and a 6 hp Hatz diesel     wheres the letter P gone ,do that next time round    jezza

[Goosegirl]

Just seen this post so am probably late in saying Massey Ferguson.