Hi Mike,
I honestly don't know what it's worth. I figured aim high until I find out the true value. What are your thoughts on a price? I does need a torsion spring.
Cheers,
Jonathon
Hi Mike,Pardon me, but a thousand bucks for a front tine tiller?? really??
Mike
Yes, I've heard iron horse was sold to lawn boy.I do know it was manufactured by Outboard Marine Co. Lawn-Boy.
Thanks for the information. I'm only thinking of selling it locally. Maybe as scrap it could be worth more, it weighs a ton! It works really well though (when it has a torsion spring), just can't find one!Yes it is an antique but not all antiques are collectable and have valueHi Mike,
I honestly don't know what it's worth. I figured aim high until I find out the true value. What are your thoughts on a price? I does need a torsion spring.
Cheers,
Jonathon
I have seen a couple of these around in my almost 50 years of playing with this stuff the last one the guy could not give me for free
If you check the internet I have not seen any collectors for these or those building one or parts for one and even if there was being in canada and more important MADE IN CANADA would just about make it worth it's weight in scrap IMO by the time it was shipped state side if there is a buyer since we just don't have the interest in any of this type of stuff of any make and model up here
Example I had 5 vintage lawnboy motors mostly 60's may be three years ago that I found bured in my barn all were desirable state side. Some of which I have seen the same ones sell on e-bay for 200 plus each
I could not even give them away at the end of the drive with a FREE sign or a kijiji listing up here in Canada
They eventually went for scrap
Your old iron horse tiller will be a tough sell at any price
However all the best with it
Cheers
Thanks, good to know! Have a great weekend!Well, it's your cow. I've never heard of a used front tine selling for 1/2 that down here. I was just a little shocked is all. If you can get it, go for it.
Mike