Machinery Building (south)

	The outside of the Machinery Building
This is a two man chainsaw used to cut down trees when they were too big to be cut with a small chainsaw. They weighed at least one hundred pounds or more.
	This is a case tractor. It was one of the first in-line engines that came in this tractor. Notice how the wheels have no rubber on them. They have metal cleats.
This is a model T Ford converted into a light duty tractor. This tractor was used to pull the lawn mowers on tagalong golf course in the 1920's. Tagalong, a 9 hole golf course was the private course built by Frank D. Stout on the east bank of the Red Cedar River.
	This a McCormick Deering tractor built sometime in the early 1920's. It was used on a local farm in Barron County. Notice how the wheels have metal cleats instead of rubber tires.
Ropemaking	You can make your own jump rope

Pioneer Village Museum PO Box 242 Cameron, WI 54822
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