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Posted by Joe Pro on January 02, 2006 at 16:09:58 from (152.163.101.7):
I have an old Wheel Horse Garden Tractor that was given to my son and I and we want to restore it. I can't find any numbers on it. It is about the size of a front engine riding mower, has everything but an engine. The transmission seems to work by turning the pulley. it is belt driven, has a cable-driven hitch that goes up and down. I am trying to figure out what engine I need to get this thing going. My buddy is an antique dealer and thinks it is from the 50's. The engine is mounted between your legs when you sit on it. Looks like a Horizontal Briggs, Tecumseh, or something like that. If anyone out there knows, please let me know. I want to make something out of this. It is a beautiful tractor and we want to restore it completely. Thanks.....Joe Pro
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