Mark Frerking's "Trike".
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Those who like to tinker with machines have always been attracted to the Elec-Trak. The tractor has been customized and modified perhaps
more than any other garden tractor ever produced. There have been some really clever transformations and add-ons built for these machines
over the years and I have attempted to share as many as I could find here. If you have additional pictures or videos of other modifications or
add-ons to an Elec-Trak, please feel free
to
me and I'll try to add them to this page!
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The Trike
You can barely see the original Elec-Trak body built into this creation by Mark Frerking but it's there!. I was told it was wicked fast and one thought they for certain they were going to meet their maker riding on it- especially since Elec-Trak brakes have never been known for their reliability! |
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The Firetruck
Many of us saw this creation at the 40th Anniversary Gathering in Vermont in 2012 |
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Big Blue Super Mower
Not sure who made this, I've never been able to find out but I captured these pictures off the internet years ago. If anyone knows who created this, please drop me a line! Foldable mower extensions- great idea! |
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The Salt Bucket
This was a great idea! Fabricating an attachment that fit into the stabber slots and held a 5 gallon bucket, it was perfect for carrying rock salt along when plowing the icy driveway. Also great device for holding hand tools and garden supplies! |
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The Circus Train
This blew me away. A lot of work and a super job done on this children's circus train. |
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A Train on Rails!
This Elec-Trak powered train actually ran through a man's property in the Albany, New York area- that's all I know about it! Any more info on it? |
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The Madonna Mine Train
All I have is a postcard of this Elec-Trak pulled train. That Elec-Trak pulled at least three cars packed with people down into a mine and back up again. It looks like it's front wheels had been swapped out for hand car wheels as well! |
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A Remote Controlled Elec-Trak!
This Elec-Trak was romote controlled... imagine cutting the grass while laying down indoors in the comfort of your lazy-boy recliner! |
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Delco Light Plant powered Elec-Trak!
This kind of defeats the purpose of going electric.... or does it? |
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Elec-Trak powered by a "Hit and Miss" engine!
I was up in Wisconsin visiting Dean Stuckmann and found this at his place. I would have never believe it if I had not seen it with my own eyes! |
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Yet another "Hit and Miss" conversion.
These Elec-Traks are an all purpose platform for creativity. |
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Elec-Trak powering a saw mill?
Ok, it looks a little dangerous but I bet it works! |
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Elec-Trak powered: Hydraulic Log Splitter
Billy Martin picked this up a while ago from a gentleman he had met but I believe Billy has long since sold it. Too cool, wish I had bought it myself! |
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The Elec-Trak Hauler
Honestly, this might have really helped out in the apple orchard on my grandfathers farm! |
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Front-mounted, gas powered, finishing mower
Billy Martin hooked this up and absolutely swore by it. Hmmm... still kind of defeats the purpose of going electric Billy! :) |
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Solar panel canopy
Steve Shore did great job restoring his E20 and then added a solar canopy for shade and charging. |
