Posted by the Unforgiven on April 13, 2008 at 16:03:26 from (66.146.249.116):
In Reply to: old lawn mower posted by DENNIS CHAMBERS on April 13, 2008 at 07:39:58:
Swisher Big Mow or Ride King. I have used them a lot, bought one of the later ones new with the fiberglass hood, electric start, and variable speed drive about ten years ago, still using it. Really liked the older one's like yours better. Many of them had the starter that you would wind up and then trip, and they also had a 110 volt starter that you plugged in and fired it up, handy for that first light of the spring. They are no longer made. I have a good one just like yours but it is a Gambles, lime green and white. Before everybody had a zero-turn, they were a really fast mower just because you didn't waste any time turning. Really handy once you get used to them, if you have a rough yard they suck because of the rigid deck.
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