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07-01-2009, 04:42 PM
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Off topic "look what followed me home" !!
Have a buddy I work with that called the other day bout some garden tractors,the lady was giving away.The first two are called Bobbette garden tractors,the only info I can find on them is a identification page, they were aparently built between 1954 and 1956 in riverside California.thats it!!!
They have a rear end that looks similar to a model A,they are a 3 speed stick.One has a kohler and the other has a massive briggs pull start.They are pretty neat,the red one will run after a carb bath and the blue one doesnt get any spark.   I want to get the red one up and running again and see if I can find a collector,or someone intrested in buying them....Cub money!! Plus I just want to drive one around. I also got this Jim dandy / economy garden tractor.This one I will probably keep,its a prety neat little guy,I like the big rear tires and the ground clearnce it has,also how the steering wheel offsets to the side.This one wont turn over??  If I cant find someone who wants them Ill part and scrap them,but im confident ill find someone,Ill sell cheap!!anyone know the original color of the economy???Is it the orange? Jason
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Jason Davis :biggrin2.gif: Just one more !! 
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