The Wheel Horse E-141
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After the 1974 acquisition of the Elec-Trak line by Wheel Horse, the company took over the plant in New York and continued producing the electric tractors
but with a much more limited offering of models. There were only three models of Wheel Horse "Elec-Traks" which were equivalent models to the ER8-36, E14
and the E20. They were of course painted Wheel Horse's classic red in color. They continued production for only a year before they moved production to
South Bend, IN. Wheel Horse continued to experiment with electric garden tractors beyond the first G.E. Elec-Trak models for a short time until ending
production of them enitrely in 1983. Each of these Wheel Horse models are pretty rare as they manufactured very few of any of them.
Believe it or not, the E-141 had about the identical specs as the G.E.Elec-Trak Model E10M. It is rather puzzling why Wheel Horse engineers chose to somewhat underpower this tractor especially since it's physical size is rather large. Still, it does a good job all around and is the last of the "electrics" of that era. Might be the best looking tractor of the bunch! Associated Publications: |