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Highland_steer

01-18-2000 13:42:31




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Anybody know about sears implements? What color are they suppose to be painted and what type of pieces did they produce?




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Linda

10-01-2000 21:57:45




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 Re: sears roebucks implement in reply to Highland_steer, 01-18-2000 13:42:31  
Just need some information on an article that may have been purchased in the late 1800's or early 1900's called a Therapeutic Electrotherapy Machine. On this little gadget it says, TESLA,No 30 and the initials K&D. This device was supposedly used for rheumatism by getting a bit of a shock. I'm interested in old Sears,Roebucks catalogues to see if I can find this contraption. My Great Grandparents purchased it and we would like to know more about it. Thank you.

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Edwina

12-06-2004 00:06:25




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 Re: Re: sears roebucks implement in reply to Linda, 10-01-2000 21:57:45  
Hi! I refer you to this website that gives you much information on this device:

www.robertlomas.com/Tesla/Independent_Article.html

If you have any pictures of this device, I hope you can send them to me as I'm very interested in seeing how it looks like.



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Leroy

01-22-2000 13:38:14




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 Re: sears roebucks implement in reply to Highland_steer, 01-18-2000 13:42:31  
Most Sears implements were sold under the David Bradley name Altho the tractors were sold under the Graham Bradley name. As for what they sold; tractors, plows, discs. spring tooth harrows, spike tooth harrows, cultimulchers, corn planters,row crop coltivators, rotary hoes, mowers, hay rakes, forage harvesters, Manure spreaders, Manure loaders , corn pickers, buzz saws, and wagons, both the gear and the beds including forage beds. Color usualy red with green wheels altho some had yellow wheels. Leroy

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Leroy

01-22-2000 13:37:16




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 Re: sears roebucks implement in reply to Highland_steer, 01-18-2000 13:42:31  
Most Sears implements were sold under the David Bradley name Altho the tractors were sold under the Graham Bradley name. As for what they sold; tractors, plows, discs. spring tooth harrows, spike tooth harrows, cultimulchers, corn planters,row crop coltivators, rotary hoes, mowers, hay rakes, forage harvesters, Manure spreaders, Manure loaders , corn pickers, buzz saws, and wagons, both the gear and the beds including forage beds. Color usualy red with green wheels altho some had yellow wheels. Leroy

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Fudd

01-18-2000 17:29:51




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 Re: sears roebucks implement in reply to Highland_steer, 01-18-2000 13:42:31  
Don't know what the complete line was but we had a David Bradley 3-14 plow and a flair box on a wagon gear. They were both red, kinda like a Farmall. Good quality too.



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Mark Nels

12-24-2002 18:05:50




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 Re: Re: sears roebucks implement in reply to Fudd, 01-18-2000 17:29:51  
I was looking for a tractor wagon and found the frame only of an old wagon. After taking it apart and unfreezing the joints, I found a "Sears" tag on the back. The color (almost all gone) of the wheels were green and the frame was red. I wish I could find the real colors, not the faded ones and the type of bed it had. I can email a picture if needed. Help!

Mark Nels



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Mongo

01-19-2000 13:20:23




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 Re: Re: sears roebucks implement in reply to Fudd, 01-18-2000 17:29:51  
Sears would award contracts to make their equipment, so manufacturers would vary. The colors would change also. The color I like best was the red with black... looked like the old Blackhawk line.



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