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Old 03-28-2013, 05:12 PM
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Today, i got a Mail from a Friend, he found this Attachment, NIB in a Barn. A Friend of him purchased the Barn. It looks like a Trailer with Seat?

I don't know, what it is, i hope, you can help me?

mfg Georg
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Old 03-28-2013, 05:40 PM
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I am probably wrong but it looks like a ride on sulkie for one of those old 2 wheel walk behind garden tractors like a David Bradley. Or it could be a sulky for a commercial two wheel mower.
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Use that to turn this into a rider!!

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Looks like a mower sulky

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That is a ride on sulky for Bunton mowers. Buntons were made in Louisville Ky. At one time they were the top of the line commercial mowers. I have a Goodall walk behind that I purchased in 1973 at their plant. At that time the guy that sold it to me was one of the VP of the company and in 1980 he moved just down the street from me. There is a yahoo group for Goodall Mowers which was also a product of the Bunton company. At one time there was a local TV commercial showing the operator of a mower setting the mower on a concrete block and chopping the block up with no damage to the mower.
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I haven't posted pics of this in a while.
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Thank you Boys, i think that is it,

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