[Twocycle]

Hello Everyone
Picked this up yesterday off Craigslist cheap. Google search really does not bring back any results for this model except parts suppliers which show a different model. Anyone else have one? It came with a bag but not the proper one.

 

[Yard Nazi]

Lawnboys web site brings up this info.


See Owners Manual for details on warranty coverage
Model Number 3420
Model Year 1986
Beginning Serial # E00000001
Ending Serial # E99999999
Product Name Lawnmower
Product Brand Lawn-Boy
Product Type Walk Behind Mowers
Product Series Walk Power Mower, Electric, 120 VAC
Chassis Type SteelDeck WPM
Swath 20 inch
Discharge Rear Bagger
Safety System Pre-Compliance
Engine/Motor Manufacturer Briggs & Stratton
Engine/Motor Type 120 VAC
Engine Starter Electric
Transmission Manufacturer NA
Transmission Model # NA
Transmission Speed NA
Transmission Type NA

 

[miller17636]

Had one of them a couple years ago. Bought it for the rare factor, never really used it. I ended up selling it.

 

[Twocycle]

Thank you Bill. I never think to check the Lawnboy website.

 

[rhenning]

I have the Toro version of the same mower. Mine is 1995 and the electric motor was made by Briggs. Roger

 

[CCE]

Bought ours new in 1986 at Big Lots - fantastic beast of an electric mower with that Briggs motor. Father-in-law borrowed it after he'd bunged his Craftsman gas mower again, and he ended up hitting a steel water line cap with it, bending the shaft. Briggs was nice enough to send a new motor, and it kept up for years after that - until a certain someone borrowed it and bent the shaft again. In pieces in the garage since then. But, what a great electric mower for its time.

 

[csl1952]

I've had the same lawnboy mower for 4 years. Mine runs however the black handle/switch is broken, I would like to replace it, does anyone have one or know a source? I've seen other brands with the same or similar switch

 

[Yard Nazi]

That may be a tough one to source. The MacGyver in me would take the assembly to a full service hardware store and start searching switches that could work. Good luck! Bill

 

[csl1952]

thanks for your help and suggestions.