First up is the mower that got me started reparing them as a hobby, and my garage queen. I do use it, but only after I know all the small sticks have been raked up, and I wash it after every use.
My Honda HRB215. Really well made and scary quite. Gotta love those Honda OHV engines. And I love the blade clutch. I gt it in trade. It started right up with some fresh gas, and I was so impressed with it I decided to keep it.
This Poulan Pro I got for free. Owner thought it was seized. It was very low on oil, but when I added the proper amount it freed up and has been fine ever since. Runs great, heavy duty deck, heavy machine!
Here we have my Suzuki-powered Toro. Not exactly showroom fresh, and it needs a belt I think for the blade, but it runs awesome.
This is my Simplicity 857. It looks a lot like a Lawn Boy at a glance. I don't know if its just a rebadge or not, but the drive system is pretty neat.
I haven't done much with it yet, but its a keeper.
This is my Lawn Boy. It doesn't currently run. I have not yet had a chance in the year I've owned it to work on it yet!
This is a really clean Craftsman that I like the looks of and decided to keep it for that reason!
Again, I haven't had time to really get it all sorted.
My latest keeper is this Jacobsen I got. Looks cool and well made. I'd like to do a full-on restoration of it.
These ones are sort of termporary, until I sell them.
I don't plan to keep this one forever, but it is a nice, solid machine with the nifty one lever height adjustment. Needs new rear wheels and a belt, but runs really good. For not its the bush mower.
This little Poulan burns oil, so I can't really sell it for the amount I'd want to, so I've been using it myself for mulching. It was in a real bad way when I got it, so I've taken a shining to the little guy. I may just keep it, but then I have several other I decided to just keep!
