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Re: (ET) 1971 Mower
Have a
blast......no problem selling these old gems. There's a cult out there of
fanatics and I'm one of them.
Snowblowers,
tillers, push blades, welders, chainsaws, trimmers, fork lifts, front end
loaders, etc...a bunch of accessories....GE made them in Scotia NY in the early
1970's and sold the business to Wheel Horse afterwards and
........
...Walt
Ok i have to say this is the hardest website i have
ever tried to get on. My husband got one of these mowers given
to him while he was on an excavating job and brought it home because he had
never seen or heard of one before. I got on ebay and a lady out of
Canada has an original 1971 ad for this mower and i e-mailed her and she doesn't
know anything about them. My husband said that the guy told him that
it used to have attachments, but all we have is the mower deck. (What
attachments were there?) He also at first thought it took 4 6 volt
batteries but after he worked on it the other day he found out it took 6, and he
found somewhere around the battery compartment that it was a 1971, was that the
only year they made these? The condition of the mower is really good,
paint looks good, it just needs new tires. He thought about fixing it up
and taking it to a local tractor/steam engine show that is
in Rushville, IN every year and show it off and maybe sell it, but we kinda
wanted to know what it would be worth or where all i can get info on it.
If anyone has any info about this rare (at least it seems to
be because we have talked to old people about it and most have never heard of
it) mower we would welcome it. Thank You, Heather Levi
(Indiana)