

Built in Clinton, Utah and later in Salt Lake City Utah the Power Horse used the Model B Allis Chalmers power plant, gas tank, sheet metal, and transmission mated to a proprietary fixed four wheel drive system that operates just like modern tractors today. In fact, the Power Horse Patent for its fixed four wheel drive was purchased by EIMCO and was later the inspiration for the Bobcat Tractor.According to the seller, only 50 still exist, 20 are still running and perhaps 10 are restored, or thereabouts, but it’s probably safe to say they were never a huge seller. I think it’s an interesting indication of the thinking early on as horses were gradually replaced, and it’s a fascinating machine in its own right.
