Hart Parr Model 18-36 (1928)

[Wingnut]

Hart Parr Model 18-36 2 cylinder Cross-motor, the belt pulley is also the "Harmonic Balance" on the engine note the weights on the inside of the belt pulley.

Massive 501 CID engine and its a 2 cylinder!

Hart-Parr was the first successful manufacturer of gasoline tractors, which they began producing in 1903. Until 1911 they led the industry in sales. The company merged to become part of the Oliver Corp. in the 1930's and a new line of Oliver - Hart-Parr tractors appeared.

[Wingnut]

Big engine small horse power!

[Jim_WV]

As always, great pics Wing :fing32: The old iron is neat to look at even if I never heard of that one either before :tee:

[bear]

heres some more 1928 18-36 pics last one my dad is rehooking the winch line we had to use snatch block to get it pulled up out of the ground and when using the block we have to rehook to get it on the truck deck far enopugh

[bear]

ok looks like no pictures i'll check into that figure out whats happening and get some pics up

[bear]

heres the pics this time

[Wingnut]

Nice and Green up there!
Nice pics Bear.

[RYJBA]

That one looks pretty good Bear!!!! :congrats:

[bear]

that was about 2 or 3 years ago i picked up that one i don't think it was that green over there this summer

[Mickey]

Recconize the tractor but what's that green stuff? :)

We need rain.

[Wingnut]

Hart-Parr was a underated tractor at 18-36 in the Nebraska test it was actually running at 32-43
Restored value $7200
Poor value $1700 like the pics I posted