The Iron Mule

So why would anyone, sane or otherwise, want to flog a machine intended to pull heavy loads at a crawl to speeds illegal on most of the wo...

The Engineering Products Company began producing a line of garden tractors in 1946 that they marketed under the Economy brand name. Assembl...

It was a strange looking contraption, no doubt about it. It stood out from the crowd of regular tractors at the Foothills Antique Power Asso...

Sometimes you just draw a blank. It's amazing how little information you can glean from the web about Lookout Boilers like this one that...

Here's some chuffing and poping action for all you hit and miss fans.

In the early years of the 20th century International Harvester, like many of their competitors, sought to produce a full line of agricultura...

When Farm Collector announced their annual show photos issue back in November I rounded up some of my favorite shots and sent them in. Membe...

This International Harvester Titan 10-20 was one of the most interesting exhibits at the 2015 WNC Fall Harvest Days event. A lifelong Tenne...

They call him "Big Charley". Don't ask me why, only his owner can say for sure. I never have understood how you determine the...

If you've ever wondered why the wheels on a road grader look like they're broken and might fall off at any moment you need to turn b...