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"Motorized plow "Stock"
(Germany, 1910)
Imported to Israel in 1912. The motorized plow, which was called “The
Mechanical Mule,” was one stage in the transition from horse-drawn plowing
to tractor plowing.
A standard horse-drawn tractor is attached at the rear. Instead of the
horses, the plow is towed by puller wheels powered by a gasoline engine.
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Stock type tractor restoration
from
1917
Developed in 1910 by a German
engineer named Robert Stock in his tractor
factory.
This
tractor was equipped with gasoline engine with two cylinders gearbox.
In 1915, two tractors were
brought to Israel by German Templars, who established a farm near Beit
Shean. We received the tractor in very poor shape, motor gear was destroyed
and the body of the tractor was rusted.
After nearly two years of detailed
restoration this tractor is now displayed in our hanger in perfect working
order. There are only two tractors like that in the world, the second is in
a museum in France.
The Stock
coming to the workshop
Working on
Stock
Stock
workshop
State of the internal parts
Stock
getting back to form
Stock
after painting
Stock
in the hangar
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Stationary
threshing machine corn on the cob
(USA,
1920)
Corn-threshing machines were imported to Israel at the beginning of the 20th
century. The first machines were operated manually, afterwards by steam
engines, and finally by tractors.
Donated by
the Kisluk factory, Afula.
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Steam
Engine
(Messers
Ruston's Portable
Engine,
England, 1875)
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TD
TD International -6
(International
TD-6, USA, 1946)
Medium-sized
tractor for field work. Diesel engine with
gasoline ignition. Donated by Yossi Mandel, Moshav
Rinatiyya
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Stock
(Germany,
1912)
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Pvardson
(Fordson
Tractor, Detroit, USA, 1917)
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Pvardson
(Fordson
Tractor, England, 1922)
The engine operates on gasoline and kerosene.In the past it was used for
working the fields: plowing, cultivating, planting and transport. |
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Cub
/
United
(International Harvester Farmall
Cub,
USA, 1945)
The tractor is equipped with a plow, seeder, cultivation tools and
transport equipment. It was designed for use in a
family homestead, as a replacement for work animals. Donated by Danny Levy
and family, from the Tel Mond region. |
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International
w9
Y.
(International w9,
USA, 1940)
Gasoline and
kerosene engine.
A heavy,
strong tractor. Imported to Israel in the 1940s, and used for working fields
together with crawl tractors. Purchased with the help of the Younes family,
in the Kfar Menahem region, who were partners in the ownership of the
tractor. |
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McCormick -
HP
J.
Diihring 10-20
(McCormick-Deering 10-20 HP, USA,
1922)
Gasoline and kerosene engine. Widely used in
Israel from the 1930s to the 1950s for working with grain and tilling
fields. Donated by Oved Michaeli and the
kindergarten children of Kibbutz Ginegar. |
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Case D
(Case D, USA, 1937)
Medium-sized tractor
for working fields. Donated by the members of
Kibbutz Hama’apil. |
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Caterpillar Twente - Tu (22)
(Twenty Two
Caterpiller,
USA, 1920)
20-hp engine; operates on gasoline and kerosene.
Located in the
grain fields of Kibbutz Maayan Zvi. |
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Oliver 80
(Oliver 80,
United States, 1935)
The 30-hp engine operates on
gasoline and kerosene. Located in the grain fields
of Kibbutz Maayan Zvi. Donated by the members of
Kibbutz Maayan Zvi. |
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Oliver 1990
(Oliver 1990,
USA, 1935)
The 40-hp engine operates on gasoline and
kerosene. The tractor was designed for working
fields that need high power: plowing, basic cultivation and transport.
The tractor is equipped with a driving gear for operating threshing
machines, water pumps and stationary agricultural tools.
Donated by the members and kindergarten children of Kibbutz Maaleh
Hahamisha. |
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Oliver 88
(
Oliver Row Crop 88
,
United States, 1948)
This tractor represents a new generation of tractors.
The tractor was designed to be multi-purpose; it was unique in that
it made it possible to adjust the distance between its wheels and thus adapt
to the distance between the rows of crops in the field.
It is designed for all forms of working the land.
Donated by the members of Kibbutz Ayalon. |
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HG
Oliver, crawled HG
(Oliver HG,
United States, 1947)
A crawl tractor with an engine that operates on gasoline and kerosene.
It is
designed for working the land between rows in plantations and vineyards.
Donated by
Moshe Ganz of Kfar Pines.
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John
Deir B
(Jown Deere
B,
USA, 1942)
Engine operates on gasoline and kerosene. Belongs
to the class of tractors designed for working the land between rows and for
general types of work in the field. Donated by the
members and kindergarten children of Kibbutz Maagan Michael. |
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Alice
U
(Allis
Chalmers U,
USA, 1929)
Engine operates on gasoline
and kerosene. One of the tractors in wide use in
the fields of Israel from the 1930s to the 1950s.
It is designed for working fields, working the land, planting and
harvesting. Donated by the members of Moshav
Shitufi Moledet and the members of Kibbutz Heftziba. |
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Alice
G
(Allis
Chalmers G,
USA, 1947)
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Lance Bulldog
(Lanz
Bulldog, Germany, 1950)
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LA
Case
(Case LA,
USA, 1929)
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Massey Harris 44
(Messey
Harris
44, United States,
1940)
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J.
Rye
(Empire 1990,
the United States, 1946)
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Tyke
(Israel,
1956)
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Pramel
M
(Farmall M,
USA, 1939)
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Caterpillar 2D
(Caterpillar
D, USA, 1938)
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D
Caterpillar 2D
(Caterpillar
D, USA,
1941)
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Ferguson
TE 20
Ferguson
TE 20 England 1948)
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