Factory Made T power unit cart for sale

[Mike Lebsack-Iowa]

I have a very nice factory made power unit cart with iron wheels. I is comprised of 3-4 cast iron components, the 4 iron wheels, and 2 iron straps, all 100% complete and original. The rear most piece has a large pulley (commonly used with the big flat canvas or leather belts during the steam years) with bearing and square shaft the attaches and engages the 4th main. The front piece is specifically made to accept your Model T stock radiator. The front axle steers and has a new Hickory draw bar about 40 inches or so long. The cast parts all have casting marks such as T1, T2, and T3. This unit has been restored some time before I acquired it and is painted John Deere green with John Deere yellow wheels. I currently have a restored motor sitting in it for one of my cars. Very handy for rolling a motor around and test running motors. I had planned to put a nice 14-16 Model T pan in place of my motor for anyone who wants the package. The engine or engine pan is what holds all of the pieces together. I can deliver this to Marietta or Chickasha if not already sold. $800 without pan or $950 with pan. I can send a pictures to your email to really give this unit justice. Very cool piece of usable history. Thanks, Mike

[Jim overstreet]

Mike, please send some pictures. overstreetwoods@outdrs.net. Thanks Jim

[dobro1956]

Mike, please send me some pics ... Donnie ...

[CraneJon]

Send me picture too.
cranejon@hotmail.com

[Mike Lebsack-Iowa]

Thanks for the request for pictures. I will get pictures and send to each of you that have contacted me. Thanks, Mike

[Janet_Block]

Can u please email photos to ajblock@pacbell.net?
Thanks
Janet Block

[Scott S.]

If the cart is still available, can you please send pics to shedrows@live.com? Thanks!

[Mike Lebsack-Iowa]

Here are pictures of the power unit. Does not include the engine.

[Mike Lebsack-Iowa]

A couple more pictures of power unit.

[Adam]

Mike, The steel part of the drawbar is all that should be there. The “T” pull handle should go thru the end of the steel. The drawbar should be able to be rotated 180 degrees underneath the unit during use. These were manufactured by Theiman Harvester Co in Albert City Iowa. I own 2 of them.

[Martin]

I'm interested! What would it cost to ship it to 60062 (Chicago suburb)?
Martin Cobb cell 847-254-1655 mcobb@indak.com

[Mike Lebsack-Iowa]

Sold pending payment. Thank You to all who responded and to MTFCA. It is going to a good home in the Midwest where it orginated. Mike