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  Picture of an earlier test car and dynamometer.

  Picture of an earlier test car and dynamometer. In the background is the original Tractor Test Lab building, now home of the Lester F. Larsen Tractor Test and Power museum
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  A test technician inside the test car
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  Lester Larsen showing the Tractor Test Lab's dynamometer to Joochin Pohl and August Hassle

  A picture of Lester Larsen showing the Tractor Test Lab's dynamometer to Joochin Pohl and August Hassler from Germany
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  The Porsche L108 Junior

  A picture of another interesting tractor model tested. The Porsche L108 Junior was tested in 1959 - tractor test number 699.
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  Safety demonstration as part of the Test Lab's "Tractor Day" celebration

  A picture of a safety demonstration as part of the Test Lab's "Tractor Day" celebration. The demonstration included what could happen to the farmer, in this case a dummy named "Jughead," when an improper drawbar load was applied.
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  Tractor test number 432

  A picture of tractor test number 432 taken in 1949. The model being tested is a Jeep made by Willys Overland Motors. What makes this this photograph interesting is that very few machines have been tested by the Nebraska Tractor Test Lab that are not tractors
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  Men working in a machine shop on some very early steel wheeled tractors. The tractors were all of different makes and models but new enough to have internal combustion engines
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  A picture of women in an early wood shop. It shows that women were given a chance to actively participate in CASNR as well as men
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  An unknown wood shop. This can be identified as an early picture due to the fact that all of the tools are belt driven off of the same electric motor
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  A parade float made to emphasize the importance of hygiene when raising pigs. The float was made by the Department of Animal Pathology and Hygiene
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  An electric power hacksaw
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  A homemade lawn mower
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  A double sickle bar mower built with an extra arm in order to minimize the number of passes needed to mow a field
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  Picture of a homemade wagon with an elavating box which allows for quick and easy unloading
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  A man driving a tractor with homemade steel tracks to improve traction
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  Front loader
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  Views from behind and in front of a loader
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  A post hole digger made by Oscar Nelson of Geneva, Nebraska
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  An electric power hacksaw.
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  A homemade lawn mower
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  A double sickle bar mower built with an extra arm in order to minimize the number of passes needed to mow a field
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  Two women facing each other on tractors
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  An antique irrigation pump powered by an early internal combustion engine
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  Two men crouching next to a Ford tractor
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  A Harris four wheel drive tractor being admired as a part of the Tractor Day on East Campus

  A picture of a Harris four wheel drive tractor being admired as a part of the Tractor Day on East Campus