As the Vice-President of the Antique Power Club of Alaska, EDGTA branch 52, I enjoyed this article very much. I am very pleased to see any of the tractors and old equipment that built early Alaska get found and restored. It is important for future generations to see and appreciate the tools our early settlers had to work with. Tractors have a very close connection to families that some people can never truly understand unless they had one. There very livelihoods depended on these machines. Every old tractor has a family story tied to it. This story like most touches the family ties through many years.