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Posted by Daniel on May 29, 2003 at 08:43:24 from (131.137.245.198):
I have this walk behind tractor which my father was throwing out when he bought his present home. Aside from a stuck valve it was in good shape. I freed it up and it has been running great ever since. It has a 1951 wisconsin engine and I just recently found out it is called a david bradley sold by simpson sears. It still has its sears sticker and I believe it is original down to the paint. Can anyone tell me more about these and where I may be able to get a manual for it. I depend heavily on this to turn my gardens over and would hate to buy a new machine when this one works so well.
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