57th Annual Show
FEATURING
Massey Harris, Massey Ferguson, Wallis, along with Galloway Engines
Massey Harris, Massey Ferguson, Wallis, along with Galloway Engines
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Wallis Tractor CompanyOverview
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Overview of Galloway Gas Engines
Galloway gas engines were produced by the William Galloway Company, established in Waterloo, Iowa, in 1906. The company initially focused on manufacturing agricultural products but soon expanded into gas engine production.
Key Developments
Galloway gas engines were produced by the William Galloway Company, established in Waterloo, Iowa, in 1906. The company initially focused on manufacturing agricultural products but soon expanded into gas engine production.
Key Developments
- Early Production: Galloway began building gasoline engines in the late 1890s, with the first Galloway engines produced in 1906. Initially, engines were built by an established firm, but by 1908, Galloway had its own manufacturing facility.
- Engine Models: The company offered a range of engines, including the "Frostfree" line, which featured water-cooled engines from 1-3/4 to 15 horsepower. Prices for these engines varied, with the smallest models starting around $29.75 in 1913.
- Innovations: Galloway engines were known for their reliability and simplicity. They included features like spark plug ignition and were available in both stationary and portable versions.
