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| Sandusky Tractor Charles E. Frohman Collection |
The Sandusky Tractor was produced by the Dauch Manufacturing Company of Sandusky, Ohio. A manufacturer of farm tractors, Dauch titled the 10-20 J the "little fellow with the big pull." The Sandusky Tractor became one of its most popular models and was sold on the international market. The 10-20 was powered by kerosene and equipped with a four-cylinder, four-cycle engine, and a three-speed transmission.
According to the company's trade catalog of which one is held by the Smithsonian, the Sandusky Tractor could pull several plows. It also handled easily in small fields.
To learn more about the company and its founder J.J. Dauch, see the Sandusky, Ohio Library's blog Sandusky History.
