25-50 Geiser Tractor

Little is know of this elusive tractor!  Pennsylvania built by Geiser Manufacturing from 1917 into the early twenties.  They are extremely rare, this being one of just 2 known, the other in a long term museum.  It has many very unique designs that include the rear wheels similar to Geiser steam engines, an enclosed transmission and gearing, crossmotor design, an exposed flyball governor and even a fancy fringed canopy.  The water pump and governor and driven from the same shaft so it comes with the Geiser company recommendation of running water soluble oil in the cooling system, unique in the day!  This tractor has spent many years running at the Divide County Threshing Bee as part of the Tysse Collection.  It was always a main attraction due to its rarity and construction.  More than likely your only chance to own a Geiser gas tractor!