Looks like an old National to me. Used mostly on golf courses around greens and bunkers because there very stable on side hills. I spent many hrs on a slightly newer one for two summers working at a course. Everything is belt driven, the one I drove kept throwing the high gear belt and the useless "mechanic" couldn't figure it out so I was stuck in low gear. At lunch you had to hope someone remembered to come pick you up, otherwise it could take you 20 min to get back to the garage at a snails pace.
Bill
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