[Guest]

We may be the only site with a dedicate Amigo forum, hope we can get a lot of other Amigo owners in here

 

[mjodrey]

We may be the only site with a dedicate Amigo forum, hope we can get a lot of other Amigo owners in here

:ditto:

 

[NUTNDUN]

I really liked what I seen with the Amigo tractors, I would love to see more of them. I have never seen any of them at the shows I have gone to.

 

[Deck_Drive]

I havent either. They look like they are some though tractors.

 

[chopperfreak2k1]

i heard about Amigo tractors on this site. never heard anything about them any where else. i guess it's just proof that this site rocks!!

 

[sg4464]

I have a 99 Amigo that was my grandfathers. I wonder how many are still out there??

 

[IamSherwood]

I have a 99 Amigo that was my grandfathers. I wonder how many are still out there??

HEY Amigo, Welcome to GTT.

Suure would like to see some pics of your Amigo.

Have a good time here.

 

[sg4464]

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[MH81]

Great looking, well built tractor. They really look like they were designed for the long run.
Thanks for the pics.

 

[KennyP]

Welcome and nice tractor you have there! Thanks for sharing!

 

[CarryAll]

We may be the only site with a dedicate Amigo forum, hope we can get a lot of other Amigo owners in here

An invitation here for the 8th AMIGO Reunion to be held at LaGrange Indiana during the Northeastern Indiana Steam & Gas Show.

Location is on the fairgrounds at LaGrange, Indiana August 8, 9 &10 in the year 2013.

I am a nephew of the designer, engineer and manufacturer of the AMIGO garden tractors.

The models were 77, 99, 990, 1170, 1200, 1400 and AMF 1400.

There were two versions of the 77. The very early models had a PTO clutch. The clutch was discontinued because it also disengaged the shaft with the oil slinger that help to cool the two planetary gear sets in the transmission.

I am willing to help with information about AMIGO garden tractors having learned many things from my uncle.

 

[DougT]

Carry-All, Welcome to the forum. Its nice to have a family member of the founder here. You should put the Amigo reunion on the calendar.

 

[glgrumpy]

There's really nice one at Rochester show now. Saw a few at the Portland show last month. This one at Roch. has the pto on it and fella said same story on oil starvation if it wasn't running all the time. Later discontinued. That darn thing is ALL cast parts, even the grill, engine mount section, main drive tube/tunnel and rear gear box and axles. Front axle too. Parts were cast in Indiana and name of company was listed as IN, yet the real company was in Dowigiac, MI and not in IN. That's the story I got anyway from owner. Maybe can take some pictures tomorrow, the first day of show. I have my two Wheelhorse there to sell and my "Cucumber Clunker" and "Grumpy King" to show. Lots of attachments and blades on trailer for sale also. Come to show and buy all of my stuff! :smilewink:

 

[lawnmowwer71]

I was at reunion yesterday and today. they now have found 119 of 1200 to 2000 made. learned a lot from the designers nephew. meet the owner of the patent tractor. that tractor has fenders. very cool looking. enjoyed the time I spent with the guys that own Amigos.