Posted by Zachary Hoyt on October 25, 2013 at 15:40:35 from (74.47.57.178):
I was making my fall scrap run this morning and they had set aside this Cunningham sickle bar mower, made in Rochester NY. I got it for $50. The engine is loose, everything looks to be free and move right in the drive linkages for the wheels and the sickle. From what I have been able to find online it looks like late 40s vintage. Missing the air cleaner and gas cap. I think it is the original Cunningham engine, I will have some questions when I go to try to get it running as I have never worked on an engine that old. I took some pictures since it seemed like the kind of thing Sweetfeet might like to see. It kind of looks to me like some kind of an insect on wheels. Zach
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