Posted by rustyj on September 19, 2007 at 18:07:47 from (71.245.179.240):
In Reply to: lawn tractors/poulan posted by n8terry on September 19, 2007 at 15:24:45:
2 guys in a pickup stopped one day and asked me if i wanted the rusty tractor in the bed of the truck! I asked if the engine was bad, and they said no, it needs some TLC! Free for the taking! So, i checked it out next day. Yep, it needed a lot of work, including a carburetor. Had some rust, deck mandrells were noisy and rusted. I noticed that the tractor looked like a Craftsman machine, under the outer skin! So, after much work, i finally got it running, and now i use it to mow my lawn. Here's something. The carb was so bad, i couldn't use it. So, i adapted a carb from an older Tecumseh engine, and made it work. The engine on it is a Tecumseh.! Some made up linkage, from coat hanger wire, and it runs great!
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