Posted by Mark Robke on July 17, 2019 at 18:39:05 from (71.31.21.49):
In Reply to: Chore master posted by joneil on July 17, 2019 at 11:33:37:
When I was a kid we had one. There was a set of shovels for the rear to cultivate the garden, and an adapter to attach a reel mower to the front. I mowed 2 yards, ours and Grandma's with it, and cultivated 2 gardens also. I don't remember what happened to it-it was sold I think. But-that Clinton was 1hp, and hard to start. You wound a rope around the crank and pulled. I was only about 8 yrs old, and got mad when it died and would not restart, so in my frustration, I beat on it with that rope with it's wooden handle, and broke the spark plug. I was scared because I broke the plug , but I went and got Dad any way and let him try to start it, not mentioning the broken spark plug. When he noticed, 'how did this happen!!??' I had to tell him. But, knowing how ornery that engine was, he did not say too much! Mark.
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