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Re: Smithco RED RYDER ?
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Posted by 135 Fan on July 09, 2007 at 16:10:06 from (68.149.36.26):
In Reply to: Re: Smithco RED RYDER ? posted by Lumb rJakMan on July 09, 2007 at 09:38:21:
Red Riders were made in the 70's. They had a 10 HP Tecumseh engine. They were made for golf courses and were ideal for carrying sod cutters, rollers and walk behind mowers and greens mowers. They were very low to the ground unlike a Cushman. They didn't have suspension and speed was controlled by throttle only. Cushmans had a 3 on the tree transmission and clipped along pretty fast. Red Riders also had a little beaver spiker attachment that was put on instead of the box. Many are still in use but usually have another engine mounted. My dad sold them new and everybody used to always complain about them, yet they always kept working. Usually the reverse system was the first to go and sometimes the chain would come off. The drive sprocket was almost as big as the front wheel. Strangely enough they had pretty good traction and were stable. Smithco also makes sprayers and sand trap rakes.
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