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Well after a break with the hit and miss engines I was visiting the local scrap yard and spotted a pair of Waterloo walk behind tractors they are rather tough but though over time I could make one tractor from two .After visting the Wisconsin web site I learned the Model AB were made in Feburay...

A while back, I posted photos of the insides of a Model 15 transaxle. More recently, I purchased a second Model 20. It made an awful noise when I moved it around, so today I opened up the Gear Case. Given the lack of oil, surplus of rust, and number of chipped teeth, I am surprised it even...

Last weekend I picked up a couple of sets of tires. I had some time today to get a set onto the model 40. Bottom tire in the first photo is the old set. Top tire is the new set. While it was out, I put a Wisconsin AB on it to make sure the tires would clear. They do, but just. It is the...

Does the Waterloo model 30 actually exist? That is the question that is keeping me up at night lately. I own a 15, a 20 & a 40. There is a rumour / myth that there was also a model 30, but I can't find even a photo of a confirmed model 30. Does anyone here own one? Does anyone have a flyer...

In another thread, there was a spat of controversy / interest in the 2 hp Clinton engine that came with my Waterloo 20. As promised, here are some photos. Let the debate continue ... Anyone know if the governor is complete? If not, what should it look like on a B700?

I am over the moon. I picked up a model 20 today. It came with the original engine and a snow plow / grader blade. Bought it from a fellow named Seebo over on MTF (nice fellow). Drove 2.5 hours west to get it. After that, I headed 2 hours north to pick up some tires & drop off an engine for...

Since I didn't get any positive replies to my request for photos or a parts list for the innards of a Model 15 Waterloo, I thought I'd take some while I had mine apart. Hope it helps someone else down the line. Check out the spiral pattern on the middle gear! Thankfully it was just in the grease.