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Rear-Drive 3-Wheeler
Scott Werling, Decatur, Ind., has a lot of fun with this rear-drive 3-wheeler at tractor shows. It's easy to drive and runs at walking speed when at idle.
The single wheel drive came from a walking plow. Most people would have attached a sulky to the back but he wanted to be a little different.
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Rear-Drive 3-Wheeler MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT Miscellaneous 30-6-26 Scott Werling, Decatur, Ind., has a lot of fun with this rear-drive 3-wheeler at tractor shows. It's easy to drive and runs at walking speed when at idle.
The single wheel drive came from a walking plow. Most people would have attached a sulky to the back but he wanted to be a little different.
The front axle came from an old steam tractor. "I used square tubing to connect the front and back. A T handle is used for steering and I made a frame to hold two padded seats. It's powered by a 5 hp Briggs & Stratton motor with an idler belt pulley/tightener. The driveshaft chain-drives the rear axle. It's tightened by a lever on the steering shaft."
The machine is very well-built and painted AC orange.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Scott Werling, 302 W. 400 N., Decatur, Ind. 46733 (ph 260 724-4190).
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