by Connie Oswald Stofko For centuries, the only power that was used on farms for plowing, threshing and every other chore was provided by people or by horses. That changed with the introduction of steam power in the 1800s. Later, gasoline engines were used in all sorts of ways, including providing power to washing machines in rural areas that hadn’t yet gotten electricity. You can see fascinating vintage farm equipment during the 47th annual rally of the Western New York…
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