I have not been active here in a while so with the scattered rain showers today I thought I should post a picture of my line up. Starting from the left is a 3.5 hp Brigs that my Dad bought new. Second in is a 4hp Brigs mower that a guy from work gave me that needed drive control parts that I did find and install . Third in has a 5hp Techumseh with a funky large plastic bagger. On the far right is a commercial with a Wisconsin Robin that I was happy to find. I know they are not pretty buy they all run as they should. I want to thank everybody for there help with my questions and offer free parts (Wow). Eric
Yes it is a Pac n Sac. I paid $30.00 for it and I thought it was kind of different. Eric
#4
Snapperfreak
I like that line up! Especially the commercial robin. They all look good, is the Tecumseh a blade clutch model? I agree the pac n sac is weird, it can serve a purpose I guess but seems awkward to use. Thanks for the pics!
I like that line up! Especially the commercial robin. They all look good, is the Tecumseh a blade clutch model? I agree the pac n sac is weird, it can serve a purpose I guess but seems awkward to use. Thanks for the pics!
Snapperfreak, yes the Tecumseh does have a blade clutch. The way things worked out is when I went to look at the robin mower the seller said that he had another mower that he was selling and wanted to know if I wanted another. He wanted $30.00 for it and I thought the weirdness of the bagger I could not pass on it. They all run and I do use them. If you look at the picture three mowers have the steel wheels but just the robin has the extra brace on the handle. I thought mowers with the steel wheels were commercial mowers. Why are they missing the brace on two of mine? Eric
#6
Snapperfreak
Extra tough models came with all four steel wheels but only commercial models had the braces there on the bottommost the handles. The handles are also a bit wider down towards the bottom and longer to hold a bigger bag.
