How big was it?
What color was it?
Which way did the exhaust point?
We might need more info to go on.......
What color was it?
Which way did the exhaust point?
We might need more info to go on.......
So i was driving by an i saw this so i stopped!!
What is it. Kinda reminds me of my bolens groundskeeper but i dont think it is a bolens. Pretty neat looking rig and if i didnt allready have to many i would have asked what they wanted for it would really like to have it for the bed it has but ohh well BUT what is it.
-Owen
-Owen
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I think it is a ......
no on 2nd thought it is a .....
Okay, I give up... we need a picture! :trink39:
no on 2nd thought it is a .....
Okay, I give up... we need a picture! :trink39:
The new lunar rover GT, independent electric drive and 4 wheel steering? Sorry without a picture it's my best guess! :sidelaugh
Kind of a neat little carry all there. Centrifugal clutch on a kohler engine. Shouldn't be too hard to fix up. What are the condition of the rams?
I never saw anything like it--excepting maybe a Cushman,but they weren't articulated...
I would guess its a Jacobsen,going by the color,they made some really strange things for golf course maintenence,and they usually had Kohlers for engines in them..
I would guess its a Jacobsen,going by the color,they made some really strange things for golf course maintenence,and they usually had Kohlers for engines in them..
That is a very cool little machine.
Looks like it might be hydraulically driven.
It looks like a couple hoses running to the rear.
It says it came from a cemetery right on the bed.
Looks like it might be hydraulically driven.
It looks like a couple hoses running to the rear.
It says it came from a cemetery right on the bed.
Neat looking. Cemetary...must be a Pet Hurst.:fing32:
:banghead3 i never clicked on the pictures :sorry1:It says it came from a cemetery right on the bed.
Looks like a smaller version of this --- Even the cab design looks close.
http://www.cushmanmotorco.com/index.php/holder-tractor-dealership
John
http://www.cushmanmotorco.com/index.php/holder-tractor-dealership
John
It's a Pug!
Originally manufactured in Bruce, WI by Figura Enterprises. Bill Figura (distant cousin) sold out to a group in Mississippi (I think) - Feterl, who've been bought out by Buhler Industries.
Original units were built from Ford 9" rear ends, powered by a small gas engine, fiberglass body, and were 4x4 articulating. Some parts are still available. More available on a Google search.
Rich
Originally manufactured in Bruce, WI by Figura Enterprises. Bill Figura (distant cousin) sold out to a group in Mississippi (I think) - Feterl, who've been bought out by Buhler Industries.
Original units were built from Ford 9" rear ends, powered by a small gas engine, fiberglass body, and were 4x4 articulating. Some parts are still available. More available on a Google search.
Rich
I love it!!! Owen, ya gotta get that thing. As I'm too far away to get it myself!!! Also after you get it , ya gotta do a build thread!!
I love it!!! Owen, ya gotta get that thing. As I'm too far away to get it myself!!! Also after you get it , ya gotta do a build thread!!
How about i just do a rebuild thread on my bolens groundskeeper because unless i sell most of my other tractors so i am out of the hole i am not buying that one no matter how much i would like to UNLESS i stopped again and the price was right. Or because my dad just bought a new toy (excavator) he will let me buy a new toy!!
-OWEN
What would i offer for this? not sure if i will go for it but mabie i will take a look.
-Owen
-Owen
It ultimately turned into the Land Pride Gondo. I used to sell them at my dealership. Dynamite machines. I wish I would have kept one.It's a Pug!
Originally manufactured in Bruce, WI by Figura Enterprises. Bill Figura (distant cousin) sold out to a group in Mississippi (I think) - Feterl, who've been bought out by Buhler Industries.
Original units were built from Ford 9" rear ends, powered by a small gas engine, fiberglass body, and were 4x4 articulating. Some parts are still available. More available on a Google search.
Rich
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Nice tractor, 3 models availalbe starting at $64,200.00Looks like a smaller version of this --- Even the cab design looks close.
http://www.cushmanmotorco.com/index.php/holder-tractor-dealership
John
mg:Holder C9.92 compact tractors start at $123,664.
Holder C4.80 compact tractors start at $99,849.
Holder C2.42 compact tractors start at $64,200.
WOW!! That's a huge differential for a little Kohler to turn! It needs something like a 351 Clevland in it! It sure is a neat looking machine! I'm looking forward to more pictures and would love to watch the progress on this machine! :thThumbsU Great find!Original units were built from Ford 9" rear ends, powered by a small gas engine, fiberglass body, and were 4x4 articulating. Some parts are still available. More available on a Google search.
And.. BTW.. What $$$ did it set ya back?? :dunno:
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