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Many people have taken time to scan manuals and other literature to share with people like you. We do this in order to promote the free sharing of information among a growing group of enthusiasts. If you have a manual to share, please send it to us at info@panzertractors.com. Remember to put the word 'panzer' in the subject line. There are a lot of manuals and other info available at the Panzergardentractors Yahoo group. See the home page for a direct link. You'll have to join the group, but that's free as well! If you appreciate being able to download this information for free, please consider a donation to the web site (see Donate Now link.) I had to buy a new scanner, which makes things a lot easier and with higher quality. I will continue to upload files as I get them. Please ignore the 'click to download' link below - it's a 'feature' of this page. Click here to download  Click on the link to download the .pdf file for a brief history of Panzer tractors by Jim Haynes. Click here to download In January, 2001, Len Kutschman and Bill Janitor digitized the sales records from Allen Lawnmower in Agwam, Mass. These records hold vital information on the history of Panzer Tractors, including sales date, model, serial numbers, engine types, etc. This information is vital to "connecting the dots" as to when models were produced and sold. If you know the type of Panzer, Meteor, Pennsylvania or Penn88 mower you have, you can cross reference it to the database and find an approximate year of manufacture. You can also determine what engine type was originally installed on your tractor. Remember that sales lagged the manufacture date, so your tractor may be a model year or so older than the sales year. The information presented is only part of what is on the cards. We have owner names and addresses, along with attachments and sales price. If you have a tractor matching the serial number in this database, please contact us at info@panzertractors.com, and we'll send you all the info on that tractor. We encourage the free exchange of this information as a matter of history. Our efforts were a gift to everyone interested in Panzers, and we encourage collectors to share the information. The file is an Acrobat pdf format, which is readable by downloading Acrobat Reader from www.adobe.com. Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download  T100/T200 Flyer - The big Copar Panzers (1954-60) Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Note that on one of the pages, it says T70b at the top. The printer re-used a page from the older manual, as nothing changed between the tractors. Note there is also a T75b and T758bes manual further down the page... Click here to download This manual is a supplement to the owners manual for these machines. Scanned at 600dpi from an original in February, 2022. The middle part is also scanned separately so you see all the reference numbers. Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Be careful to use the correct wiring diagram, or you will damage your magneto (if you have one)! There are 3 diagrams in this file covering magneto, battery and non-electric start ignitions. Courtesy of Dandy Sales! 2/27/2005 Click here to download Click here to download These wheel weights should fit all of the Panzer and Meteor models. They were used both for weight and for dual wheels. Click here to download Click here to download I believe this flyer is from 1958 because: - It includes 9hp models, introduced in 1957 with the Briggs Model 23A engine. - It features the new Model T60, but also mentions the T55, which were probably left over from their introduction in 1957. Click here to download This manual is dated February, 1957. Click here to download This was scanned from an original list, which was printed in green ink. Click here to download This is for the large Copar Panzers. Click here to download This plow will fit later models (post-1958,) but the springs attach to a central eye bolt in the top middle of the grille instead of along the sides. This allows you to angle the plow without having to change the tension in the springs side to side. This plow on a 3 wheel Panzer is incredible for moving snow! Click here to download Kohler K161 is for the T707es, and K181 is for the T758es. Warning - this file is fairly big. Not for mobile devices unless you have broadband enabled. Click here to download This lift is also called a sleeve hitch. Click here to download This hitch was intended to serve as a draw bar for pull along attachments. It helps keep the attachment away from the rear wheels when turning sharply. Click here to download The TA16 is an inexpensive way to use attachments requiring the 2AC3 rear lift. There appears to be an even newer version of this in existence, maybe a TA17? Click here to download A handy belt size chart! Click here to download This manual contains mounting instructions and a parts list for the 9AC1 and 9AC2 sickle bar mower. Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download This is a high resolution version of a file that had previously been posted. Download the new one today! Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download I re-scanned this file to improve the quality. I am currently restoring one of these to mount back on my Model A. I was wondering why the frame was worn so bad on my tractor until I reviewed the manual again. The clutch works against the frame to tighten the belt! Click here to download I have one of these, and it works great in snow! It attaches on either side of the front nose / hood with springs to hold it up. In 1958, a center hole was drilled and tapped in to the casting as a single point for the springs to attach. Using the attachment on either side means that the springs extend and contract if you angle the blade back and forth. This is hard to work with in practice, so they improved it. All large Panzers that have the hole in the center of the casting above the P in Panzer are 1958 and newer. ...Unless the owner did that to an older tractor, which is always possible... Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download A rear lift was standard on the deluxe models. This kit retrofits a lift on to the right side of the others. Click here to download  The Panzer Party in 1998 was held at Harry Stello's former Panzer dealership in College Park, Maryland. Click on the picture to begin downloading the .zip file. Click here to download  We rented a tractor club show ground in 1999 and 2000 near Harper's Ferry, WV. The pictures include tractor pulls and a group picture. I don't have the details about whom all were there, but I do have the original pictures I can re-scan. Keep in mind these were taken with a thing called a camera and it used something called film, so the clarity is not easily enhanced from what you see. I was not in attendance at the 2000 show. Click on the picture to begin downloading the .zip file. Click here to download Sent to me by Bill Eckman. Click here to download Sent to me by Bill Eckman Click here to download Click here to download Click here to download Many large Copar Panzers are missing the chain guard that bolts to the rear of the jack shaft casting. That's actually a good thing, since it was probably taken off to oil the chain at some point. When you find one still installed, the chain is often neglected... Attached is a .pdf sketch of the one I made for my Model A. Dimensions were taken off of my T102. You should have enough to make a new one. Some notes: Material: 16 gauge sheet steel Hole: Centered left to right (dimension not shown.) Bend: 90 degrees, starting at the 1" line. Since a bend takes length away, the waste side should be on the bottom (wide end of the guard.) Finish: Round off all corners. Click here to download This is an improved version of the 10AC4 and has an installation / setup diagram. Scanned at 600dpi from an original manual. Click here to download This is an early version for small Copar Panzers using the PTO to drive it. Scanned at 600dpi. Click here to download High resolution 600dpi file. Click here to download Scanned in high resolution 600dpi from an original manual. Click here to download This parts list includes an extra page the spans the middle of the diagram. Click here to download The b stands for Briggs & Stratton engine. The 8 stands for the later 8hp version vs the earlier 7hp one. Early T75s had the 6hp Briggs as well. A T758es has the Kohler 8hp engine. Click here to download This is a teaser of a book I plan to put together with all of the newsletters from the former Panzer Tractor Owner's Club. Enjoy and stay tuned! Click here to download Click here to download These parts should also work on the 143xxx series tractors. The part numbers are invaluable if you're looking for old NOS parts! Click here to download | Return Home | Model ID / History | Stories | Restoration | Part Sources | Free Downloads | FAQ | Pictures | Links | Donate Now! | Contact Us | |
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