The A.C. Lectric Tractor: A New Line of Electric Garden Tractors

Reader Contribution by Michael Maxwell And Alan Lionudakis
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You can use the electric tractor as a clean energy source for powering electric chainsaws, weed eaters and more.
You can use the electric tractor as a clean energy source for powering electric chainsaws, weed eaters and more.
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There is a pull-behind cultivator tool for the A.C. Lectric Tractor.
There is a pull-behind cultivator tool for the A.C. Lectric Tractor.
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The height of this plow is adjustable, and the blade works well for removing snow and grading dirt.
The height of this plow is adjustable, and the blade works well for removing snow and grading dirt.
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Attach a trailer to the A.C. Lectric Tractor to make hauling yard and garden debris easier.
Attach a trailer to the A.C. Lectric Tractor to make hauling yard and garden debris easier.
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The trailer hitch allows attachments to be connected to the tractor.
The trailer hitch allows attachments to be connected to the tractor.

 
Attach a trailer to the A.C. Lectric Tractor to make hauling yard and garden debris easier.

It takes the falling of a giant pine to give sunlight, rain, and space for growth of new, young trees. Such is the story of A.C.Lectric Tractors. Building on the legacy of the GE Elec-Trac garden tractors, Alan Lionudakis has created a modern electronic marvel. Imagine a yard tractor with zero pollution, plenty of power and a long battery life. Then, imagine it all coming from Missouri, the heart of the country.

In 1968, General Electric released a battery-powered electric garden tractor, the Elec-Trac.  It was a big hit for small farms and homeowners alike. With a variety of tools and attachments, there wasn’t much it couldn’t do. Times were different though; carbon-based fuels were cheap and awareness of emission’s damage to the planet wasn’t widely recognized. The Green Revolution was a ways off, after all MOTHER EARTH NEWS wouldn’t publish its first issue for another two years.  The Elec-Trac was just too ahead of its time, and it disappeared from the market. Another viable option wouldn’t be available for nearly 40 years.

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