tosh
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Hi guys,
I just resurrected an old "brick motor" Lawn Boy. It's been resting for probably close to 40 years and runs well after de-gumming the carb and a bit of TLC. I had one 38 years ago and forgot just how wonderfully simple and un-fussy these things are. Super lightweight too.
Engine number reads 486407. Model # 012B (?) Serial # 3 000 09 (?) The numbers could be way off. The engine number looks like it was made in the casting sand by a 5 year old with a stick, although reasonably legible. The other numbers are pretty much guestimates and close to illegible. What year might this machine be from?
Thanks folks.
I just resurrected an old "brick motor" Lawn Boy. It's been resting for probably close to 40 years and runs well after de-gumming the carb and a bit of TLC. I had one 38 years ago and forgot just how wonderfully simple and un-fussy these things are. Super lightweight too.
Engine number reads 486407. Model # 012B (?) Serial # 3 000 09 (?) The numbers could be way off. The engine number looks like it was made in the casting sand by a 5 year old with a stick, although reasonably legible. The other numbers are pretty much guestimates and close to illegible. What year might this machine be from?
Thanks folks.
