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Re: 1961 Huffy Caprice Electromatic Tractor
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Posted by MIchael on July 24, 2000 at 15:52:56 from (167.206.138.21):
In Reply to: 1961 Huffy Caprice Electromatic Tractor posted by David Terry on May 27, 1998 at 07:50:16:
: Dave I have the same exact one at home. The thing has so much torque that even in third gear it climbs out of a huge hole that I dug in the yard. I got a B&S carb rebuild kit for about $18.00 from jackssmallengines.com. great sitre for engine parts. also use [email protected]. I had to remove the cutting deck for now unitl I can figure out what it was supposed to do. It is missing a few brackets. I will fabricate them as I discover what is neeeded. I think this tractor is very similar to certain Sears models. I saw a Sears in PA last month and it looked exactly the same. Except the headlights were square.
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