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Re: Frazer Rototiller
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Posted by Jim K on April 22, 2001 at 06:17:41 from (199.173.188.82):
In Reply to: Frazer Rototiller posted by JD on April 21, 2001 at 19:05:39:
Hello JD I think what you may have is a
Graham Paige roto tiller. Is it yellow with tractor type rubber tires. I also have one.
No matter here ya go.
Frazer Farm Equip.
1919-23Wayne st.
P.O.box391
Auburn IN. 46706
Ph#219-925-2210 or 219-925-2211
also you can check out these links I don't know if they're still good. Also ask around on this sites garden tractors forum a gentleman named
Dave Sohn is very helpful
htttp://members.xoom.com/rototiller/
http://members.xoom.com/rototiller/vol1_no1.htm
yahoo garden tillers club@
http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/gardentillers
Good luck
Jim K
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