Apparently during the annual Bark Peeler's festival, they run it for the crowds.
Model T saw platform - PA lumber museum
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Arbs
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Model T saw platform - PA lumber museum
I was at the PA lumber museum today and they had two model T's there. One is a 1917 runabout that I could see was missing the wiring harness between to commutator and the coil box. After talking with one of the staff, they said they have been pulling parts off of the runabout to keep their Model T saw running. Of course I had to see that, and share it with you.
Apparently during the annual Bark Peeler's festival, they run it for the crowds.
Apparently during the annual Bark Peeler's festival, they run it for the crowds.
Where is the OBD2 port on this thing?
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Allan
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Re: Model T saw platform - PA lumber museum
That is about the neatest and most well constructed doodlebug T model I have ever seen. It looks to have a functioning brake on the transmission and a working clutch to engage drive, both activated by T model brake levers. I wonder what function the siren fulfilled?
Allan from down under.
Allan from down under.
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Reno Speedster
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Re: Model T saw platform - PA lumber museum
It was used to summon help when you cut your arm off…
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RajoRacer
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Re: Model T saw platform - PA lumber museum
Your reply made my day, Morgan !!!