Breaking an old habit

larry@stinescorner · Apr 11, 2016

Saw this along the road on the way home tonight.It was out there for free. There was a time I would hump it into the truck and decide what to do with it later. I have broke that habit,but thanks to the Y/t site I have a new habit. The new habit is taking pictures and posting them all the time.

So here are some pictures .

SweetFeet · Apr 11, 2016

Kind of neat.

Good you left it though... looks like it'd be a bear to steer. LOL

rrlund · Apr 11, 2016

I'll bet Harvey2 would have grabbed it.

tracto-man · Apr 11, 2016

I'd a picked it up and put it on craigslist for $20 lol.

Russ from MN · Apr 11, 2016

Old habits are hard to break! I went to our transfer station today and threw a bucket of scrap metal in the dumpster and didn't take
anything out, I usually get an old bed frame or something! And there was a gas grill there with a regulator on it and I didn't go cut
that off.

Buddy · Apr 11, 2016

Wish I was closer. I would cobble it up.

Jim in Ma. · Apr 11, 2016

And it ran when parked too.

john in la · Apr 11, 2016

If its still there tomorrow tell the owner to put a For Sale sign on it.
Will be stolen within a hour.

daisyman · Apr 11, 2016

Something about the toeout......seems a bit much. :<0

daisyman · Apr 11, 2016

Something about the toeout......seems a bit much. :<0 Pretty cool old unit though. Quite the grill! That would have been a sucker to load..

JayinNY · Apr 11, 2016

Bad enought some winter days I watch US racing
all day, now I'm hooked on Australiaian racing all
night! Lol.

Steve@Advance · Apr 11, 2016

What memories!

Interesting concept on the mower deck...

Remember my uncle had one similar, would have been late 60's. The blades were gear driven with a common
shaft. The blades were longer than the center distance between them and were timed to intersect without
hitting. The gears were too light and gave trouble.

For whatever reason I also remember that heavy cast aluminum grill!

Breaking an old habit

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