Feature Night, ,,, John B requests lawn equiptment

larry@stinescorner · Feb 9, 2013

anybody got some pictures to post?

ray hofstetter · Feb 9, 2013

My 3 Gravelys- 818 w/48" blade, 430 w/38" blower, and 432 w/50" mower....

GordoSD · Feb 9, 2013

Old has some goats.

Mark-Ia · Feb 9, 2013

John Deere 112

TomH in PA · Feb 9, 2013

I suppose it doesn"t really count as lawn equipment, but this is my 1960 Lone Star pulled by my LX188. It"s been in the shed for several years, but this spring I"m going to clean it up and go fishin" out on Lake Raystown.

John730D · Feb 9, 2013

I got these. Last pic is brooming the rocks out of the grass.

Bruce from Can. · Feb 9, 2013

That would be lawn and garden, eh Larry? Wife is by far the best peice of garding equipment I have, rototiller works good too,but I have to come out of the shade and run it. Bruce

Buckeye · Feb 9, 2013

I thought this was a cute little tractor we had at our show last summer.

Jeff NWOH · Feb 9, 2013

I used to have a lawn care business. Couldn't go back to a regular rider so I kept this one.

PaGlenn · Feb 9, 2013

1960 Craftsman

Dave Sherburne NY · Feb 9, 2013

I've got a few

Some are mine some were taken at shows a couple are my grandsons

kruser · Feb 9, 2013

Dang dog carp!

Dan in Ohio · Feb 9, 2013

Storm clean up last summer.

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Case Nutty 1660 · Feb 9, 2013

a few of mine

CaseDC3 · Feb 9, 2013

My 46" Cub Cadet Zero Turn Tractor.

Jonak · Feb 9, 2013

My Great Grandson likes my 318!!

Ray · Feb 9, 2013

reel mower

TGIN · Feb 9, 2013

Larry , how about a night for homemade and farmerized tractors and implements .

DownSouth · Feb 9, 2013

OK, my contribution in the event someone didn't see it last year. My re-paint of my MTD / TSC Huskee rider. Rust was getting bad on the floor boards, so last July I turned it into a wannabe Ford. I call it the Fordskee, and yes I'm still mowing with it. Used it yesterday, and I really think it runs better now than it ever did. Must be the paint.

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Brian G. NY · Feb 9, 2013

My son on my homemade garden tractor around 1964.
In later years, he spent a lot of time driving it.
6 HP Wisconsin Engine, '38 Chevy tranny, '47 Plymouth rear, '49 Ford steering box, Allis Chalmers B steering wheel and a McCormick-Deering (I think) seat.
The muffler is made from a Bernz-O-Matic tank. I built a one-row cultivator, snow plow and rigged up a garden plow. It had a 3-PH for the plow and cultivator.
There just wasn't quite enuf room to fit a lawn mower under the belly.
Engine is long gone but I still have the tractor.

JayinNY · Feb 9, 2013

A new mower and my old mower, exmark is on its 3rd Crap command engine at 3400 hrs ;( Old Jd 112 has the same 10hp Tecumseh since 1968! LOL

charlie n · Feb 9, 2013

uncle henry · Feb 9, 2013

here is my two

John B. · Feb 9, 2013

I just got back home so I'm running late tonight. Thanks for the post Larry...
John

These ads are from the 1950's era.
I would like to have one of those Hoffco trimmers.

JayinNY · Feb 9, 2013

Wow, that is pretty neat! Thanks for the pic. J

John B. · Feb 9, 2013

There's some great pictures to look at. I especially like the garden tractors that are and those that look home-made.

JayinNY · Feb 9, 2013

Glad you posted those, pretty neat from days gone by!

ray hofstetter · Feb 9, 2013

Van Trac - one of 6 ever made....by Vanslow Tractor Co. Medina, OH

Royse · Feb 9, 2013

I've got a couple crappy pics of my little Ford.
1974 GT125, all original stuff as far as I can tell.

Jeff B. · Feb 9, 2013

I have one of those Cub zero turners also. A 42" one. I love it.

Jeff B. · Feb 9, 2013

Pretty, but a waste of a nice unit. There's a culivator under all those flowers.

CaseDC3 · Feb 9, 2013

Me too.. Its a fine machine. and it does make mowing quicker

Bill Radford · Feb 9, 2013

My lawn stuff. I use 601 for aeration and blade work.. Scag is a great mower.

ShadetreeRet · Feb 9, 2013

That's a downright shame!

Kow Farmer · Feb 9, 2013

1941 C Allis Chalmers tractor with 5' Woods belly mower.
Kow Farmer (Kurt)

ShadetreeRet · Feb 9, 2013

Sears used to sell the Hoffco brush cutter, just put a Sears sticker on it. powered by a Power Products 2 cycle engine. Good units, but quite heavy. I think I still have a couple around here somewhere, but the engines are bad.

ralph1111 · Feb 9, 2013

Wife wants to know how many I need to mow 1&1/2 acres.Never know when one might be low on gas on something.

Old Roy · Feb 9, 2013

I got these still .. Less the Cub with the rocker seat.

SweetFeet · Feb 10, 2013

John B.,

Hainke ad is really cool!

Daryl in PA · Feb 10, 2013

My Exmark

larrystinescorner · Feb 10, 2013

we had it,but we can do it again ,feature night is the creation of everyone on t talk,Im just trying to keep it going,seems to help cabin fever among us all

TGIN · Feb 10, 2013

I stop by here every morning and every evening , I dont know how I missed it !

OldBuzzard · Feb 10, 2013

I don't post all that often her, and when I do it's generally in the Garden Tractor forum down below.

But since it's pics of GTs I guess I'll toss in a few of my Bolens. I have a couple of rare ones.

1978 Bolens G11. Sometimes referred to as "The Rainbow Bolens" because of the distinctive decals.

1984 or 1985 (information is hard to come by) Bolens HDT1000. Basically a Bolens HT23 with a Mitsibushi 3-cyl water cooled engine. This was supposed to be for export only. All of the decals on the dash are in 4 languages.

1971 Bolens 1886 Forklift. This was owned & used by a dealer for 30+ years. They took a new 1886 out of the crate, assembled it and added the power steering option, then shipped it to Bowling Green, OH to have the forklift attachment installed.

1971 1256 Hydro with a rare PTO powered dethatcher on the front and an E-Z Vac system on the other end.

Some of my other tractors with attachments

larrystinescorner · Feb 10, 2013

we can do it again why not?

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