David bradley project question

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there was one for sale on ebay reciently. here is a site that has some pics of them.
http://www.abbysguide.com/ope/discussions/15390-0-1.html
from what ive read they are prone to tipping on hills, in fact the sickle bar attachement would throw the weight off when it was attached. The sears engineers came up with some wheel plates to stablize it, im not sure if they worked. I bought some chemical stripper and i am going to borrow my dads wire rotoary brush, once i give it a good going over ill prime it and then someone said massy orange with jd green is pretty close to the orignal colors. hehe going to be an eye burner.
forgeblast
 
   / David bradley project question #12  
<font color="blue"> from what ive read they are prone to tipping on hills </font>

Yes I do remember that with them. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif I also remember a crank close to the steering wheel that would allow you to move the motor over for counterweight!! /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

RedDog
 

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