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PHOTOS > CWAFEC: People Wagon and Tractor Swap

Leave a Comment / Member Reports / By Clay Graham / July 14, 2024

Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Club
People Wagon and Tractor Swap

Report & photos by Clay Graham / CegPics.com

July 11th 2024, Kent brought over the Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Club Small People Wagon so we can do some maintenance, repair the front axle, and paint the side boards with the club logo and name so it can be seen better in parades. Work will start when it cools down. Let me know if you want to come and help with this club project.

While Kent was here with his trailer, he picked up the two tractor of his that I picked up from the museum.

Here are some photos:

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PHOTOS > Central WA Antique Farm Equipment Club: 2024 Toppenish Wild West Parade

Leave a Comment / Toppenish Tractor Parade / By Clay Graham / July 6, 2024

Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Club
2024 Toppenish Wild West Parade

By Clay Graham / CegPics.com

On Saturday July 6th, 2024, Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Club members meet up at the Toppenish Rodeo Grounds to be in the Wild West Parade. The club had ten tractors and the small people wagon entered. The parade only took an hour or so and it was a lot of fun.

Here are some photos:

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VIDEO > Central WA Antique Farm Equipment Club: 2024 Toppenish Wild West Parade

Leave a Comment / Uncategorized / By Clay Graham / July 6, 2024

Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Club
2024 Toppenish Wild West Parade

Location:
Toppenish, WA

Date:
July 6 2024

Taken By:
Clay Graham of Ceg-TV.com / CegPics.com

Camera:
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra

Edited by:
Clay Graham

Also on YouTube

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PHOTOS > CWAFEC: J. J. McCabe Lathe and Fairbanks Morse Model 35E10 Engine Crank

Leave a Comment / Member Reports / By Clay Graham / July 3, 2024

Central WA Antique Farm Equipment Club:
J. J. McCabe Lathe and Fairbanks Morse Model 35E10 Engine Crank

Photos by Bill Allen

The Fairbanks Morse Model 35E10 Engine crank is at Timpke Machine & Welding on the J. J. McCabe Lathe.

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VIDEO > CWAFEC: J. J. McCabe Lathe Turning a Fairbanks Morse Crank

Leave a Comment / Video / By Clay Graham / July 3, 2024

Central WA Antique Farm Equipment Club:
J. J. McCabe Lathe Turning a Fairbanks Morse Model 35E10 Engine Crank

This is just the set up before work starts. The antique J. J. McCabe Lathe with be used to shave a crank for the antique Fairbanks Morse Model 35E10 Engine that we have been working on at the Ag Museum.

Location:
Timpke Machine & Welding, Union Gap, WA

Date:
July 2 2024

Taken By:
Bill Allen

Edited by:
Clay Graham

Also on YouTube

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PHOTOS > Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Club: J. J. McCabe Lathe

Tuesday Crew / By Clay Graham / June 25, 2024

Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Club:
J. J. McCabe Lathe

By Clay Graham / CegPics.com

On Tuesday June 25th, 2024, CWAFEC members meet up at Timpke Machine & Welding. Donny Cawthron the owner, donated a huge J. J. McCabe Lathe to the Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Club. We worked on getting the lathe set up to do some work.

Here are some photos:

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VIDEO > Central WA Antique Farm Equipment Club: J. J. McCabe Lathe

Video / By Clay Graham / June 25, 2024

Central WA Antique Farm Equipment Club:
J. J. McCabe Lathe

Donny Cawthron, the owner of Timpke Machine & Welding donated a huge J. J. McCabe Lathe to the Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Club. Today we worked on getting it set up to do some work.

Location:
Timpke Machine & Welding, Union Gap, WA

Date:
June 25 2024

Taken By:
Clay Graham of Ceg-TV.com / CegPics.com

Camera:
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra

Edited by:
Clay Graham

Also on YouTube

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PHOTOS > Working on Odo’s Ford 650 Tractor

Member Reports / By Clay Graham / May 23, 2024

Working on Odo’s Ford 650 Tractor

Report & photos by Clay Graham / CegPics.com

Around 10 AM on Wednesday May 22nd, 2024, Kent came over and helped Calvin, AKA Odo work on working his Ford 650. Kent got the carburetor working right. They put the dust cover on the distributor we ordered. The hydraulics were not working. Kent bled the system and Odo cleaned the rust off the lift cylinders. The tractor is now working. Odo is now putting the rest of the parts on the tractor. He still needs to fix the rear tires and hopefully he can use the tractor in the Harrah Parade.

Here are some photos:

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PHOTOS > CWAFEC May 2024 Meeting

Member Reports / By Clay Graham / May 20, 2024

Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Club
May 2024 Meeting

Report & photos by Clay Graham / CegPics.com

On Saturday May 18 2024 the Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Club had their third meeting of the year at the Corrals in Fullbright Park. The board meeting started at 11 AM, a potluck at noon, and then the General meeting at 1 PM. A lot of business was done.

Here are a few photos:

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PHOTOS > Central WA Agricultural Museum: 2024 Old Steel Car Show

Old Steel Car Show / By Clay Graham / April 30, 2024

Central Washington Agricultural Museum
2024 Old Steel Car Show

Report & photos by Clay Graham / CegPics.com

Around 7:30 AM on Sunday April 28th, 2024 we got to the Central Washington Agriculture Museum in Union Gap for the 27th Annual Old Steel Car Show to volunteer.

Cars started rolling in around 8 AM. Lisa worked in the Day of Registration Booth, Odo and I helped where we were needed. Charlie came later and ran the Blacksmith Demonstration.

The show started at 10 AM and ran to about 3 PM. This year spectators were able to use the walking bridge right into the show.

This was a free to attend family fun event. Thank you to the many volunteers to make this show happen.

Here are some photos of the 27th Annual Old Steel Car Show: