1910-1919

The era 1910-1919 is the first decade Federal was around. Federal was originally called Bailey Motor Co., but changed the name shortly after. Only 100 vehicles were made from 1910-1913, a few of which still exist today. In 1914, the company finally got an assembly line in place, and production increased vastly. In 1916, the worm-drive was introduced with a worm gear in the rear axle assembly, which was much more durable and reliable than the previous years, which featured a chain drive. In 1918, the wooden-spoked rear wheels of some models was replaced with solid metal, which allowed the trucks to bear a heavier load than before. Federal took the middle-class road, and did very well there for a long time.

This is a comprehensive list of Federal Truck Models from 1910-1919. The list may not be 100% accurate, but is the best list we've got. (In progress)

Trivia:

 * The worm-drive introduced in 1916 was used in larger models into the late 1920's!
 * The owner of the wiki has Tractor Model TE from this period!