OK, Who built a tractor?

...and how did you make it articulate? Push - Pull bar on the tongue?

http://albany.craigslist.org/grd/4386856960.html

Independent braking.

that's pretty genius if it works the way i think it does.

Commercially known as Steiner.

I've seen that done with a pair of transaxles for 4wd but that is the first time I have seen that look.

If I asked the guy for more pictures, do you think he would just send the same one a couple more times?

2 things, 1 I dont see a beer holder, and 2 with the entire front ripped off of it why does it still have the steering wheel or is that instantly transformed into an oh **** handle

In reply to ryanty22:

The steering wheel is most likely now an articulation wheel.

Almost a homebrew Gama Goat

Kinda reminds me of one of these. We called them "One-eyed Water Buffalos" in Korea. The most versatile machine you'll see. Has a PTO drive shaft to power the trailer attached and several other types of attachments such as spreaders, planters. Has pulleys on the side to belt drive other items like pumps. The wheels are powered and can walk behind if desired but rarely done. Not very fast but can haul a lot.
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RossD wrote: If I asked the guy for more pictures, do you think he would just send the same one a couple more times?

If he was in Maine......Ayuhhh