On my only day off this week, I managed to get the van hooked to the trailer, the B10 that I had saved/rescued into it & went on a road trip. I have a friend who I know is into AC & he knows I am into Sears. He called me up & said he had a sad looking Suburban 10 with a worn out tiller and a 3 point...
Ive been wanting a tiller for a while for my Sears, but couldn't justify it.
When I got there, all was as advertised. Sears had the engine out and there is no spark module left on it, starter is missing too, but the grill is mostly intact & the engine has compression.
The tiller has been used! Bad engine (sounds like a rod) and the tines... what tines?
On the upside, tied to the tiller was a new set of tines. Bonus!
Left Jeff's house with my stuff and headed to Caseguy's house to pick up the goodies he brought back from his visit with Bob (BHTS).
I needed a belt cover and I wanted a toolbox
I also bought from him a Mystery Piece.
I know it's a tote box for a Sears ? but what I cant figure is what it goes on or how it attaches. The number is very readable, but Sears has no records of it that I can find. 235.264260
have any ideas?
Special thanks to Steve and Bob for their help in my owning these items.
Ive been wanting a tiller for a while for my Sears, but couldn't justify it.
When I got there, all was as advertised. Sears had the engine out and there is no spark module left on it, starter is missing too, but the grill is mostly intact & the engine has compression.
The tiller has been used! Bad engine (sounds like a rod) and the tines... what tines?
On the upside, tied to the tiller was a new set of tines. Bonus!
Left Jeff's house with my stuff and headed to Caseguy's house to pick up the goodies he brought back from his visit with Bob (BHTS).
I needed a belt cover and I wanted a toolbox
I also bought from him a Mystery Piece.
I know it's a tote box for a Sears ? but what I cant figure is what it goes on or how it attaches. The number is very readable, but Sears has no records of it that I can find. 235.264260
Special thanks to Steve and Bob for their help in my owning these items.