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John Deere Electric tractor Late again!

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    Posted: 15 Jan 2019 at 10:00pm
Allis had the electric fuel cell tractor in 1958!

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They steal yet another idea.....and call it their own...
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And now introducing the john deer prius tractor.  Based on the faulty premise of AGW, brought to you by purveyors of unrepairable technology, everywhere.  No smog, just smug...Wink
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Originally posted by Ted J Ted J wrote:

They steal yet another idea.....and call it their own...
Well, I don't think Allis is going to be building it.
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Sorry but it looks like there a lot farther along tward production that Allis was
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Originally posted by bradley6874 bradley6874 wrote:

Sorry but it looks like there a lot farther along tward production that Allis was
Yes, 60 years later!
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True, but not like there was a market for it 60 years ago.  Like there might be now, forced by the gov as the case may be.
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yeah, when that whacko bans diesel..Wink
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The one fuel cell tractor that AC built still exists in the county museum at Hutchinson, MN

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I think the answer is obvious.

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Until they can make it run on solar it won't be practical. They don't make solar panels that are efficient enough. They could run it on coal, create steam, use the steam to generate electricity. :)

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AOC will be pushing this no doubt in her New Green Deal crap.
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Anyone know if the fuel cell tractor in the museum will actually run today or for display only? A number of years ago when the GOTO was in Hutchinson we saw the fuel cell at the museum.
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Just as soon as I get my "Mr Fusion" I will show you. 🙄
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The fuel cell first came about in 1838. If I remember right the feds asked Allis Chalmers to to work on it and farther develop it, that is when A.C. came up with the propane run fuel cell tractor.
I first saw it in the winter of 1959 or 60 at MSU Farmers Week, it was on display, and there was videos showing showing it working.

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Edited by Dusty MI - 16 Jan 2019 at 6:12pm
917 H, '48 G, '65 D-10 series III "Allis Express"
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