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9th November 2009, 02:46 PM
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A very interesting machine, which was at the Onslow Park show a couple of years ago, effectively a 'stationary' engine on wheels ( if that isn't a contradiction). Britian's first practical tractor was said to be the 1902 Ivel, so, presumably, the Ruston wasn't very practical. £500 must have been a lot of money in 1897. Thanks for posting.
Barry. 
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