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Sears Roebuck 4 cycle push, with briggs and stratton motor

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larry Rothe

12-19-2001 14:54:40




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I think it is from the 1920's, the handles are wood, the wheels are metal with spikes. the serial #is 10809, model number is mc. I would like to know some info on this, if anyone can give me any, like what it's worth, are they rare?
Thanks ahead of time.




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JON MCBRIDE

12-03-2002 14:18:32




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 Re: Sears Roebuck 4 cycle push, with briggs and stratton motor in reply to larry Rothe, 12-19-2001 14:54:40  
I HAD A 1957 SEARS CONVERT-A-CYCLE WITH A BRIGGS & STRATTON KICKSTART MOTOR ON IT. IT WAS A KIT THAT FITTED TO AN OLD BALLOON TIRED BIKE OF THE TIMES, IT HAD A 12 INCH (MINI-BIKE LOOKING)TIRE IN THE BACK WITH A LARGE HOUSING WITH CLUTCH A CLUTCH AND PULLEY ARRANGEMENT, AND A SPRINGER FRONT REPLACEMENT FORK WITH SHOCK ABSORBERS AND A DISC BRAKE SYSTEM - ALL STOCK FROM SEARS.IT DOESN'T SOUND VERY INTERESTING BUT IT WAS REALLY COOL TO LOOK AT AND NOBODY I TALKED TO HAS EVER SEEN ANOTHER ONE. I'M SURE ITS NOTHING LIKE YOU DESCRIBED BUT AT LEAST ITS A SEARS MOTORCYCLE!!

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C.George

12-21-2001 08:15:38




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 Re: Sears Roebuck 4 cycle push, with briggs and stratton motor in reply to larry Rothe, 12-19-2001 14:54:40  
Larry,
You might get a response on the garden tractor board if not here, Luck, sounds interesting. Geo



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larry Rothe

12-19-2001 15:58:16




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 Re: Sears Roebuck 4 cycle push, with briggs and stratton motor in reply to larry Rothe, 12-19-2001 14:54:40  
Correction, it' not a pushmower, it's belt driven to a gearbox.



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