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Old 09-13-2015, 08:16 PM
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Tomorrow after work I am going after this Original with Mott mower. Been sitting for 20 plus years according to the seller. How rare are these Mott mowers? It also has sleeve hitch with Brinly adapter. Let me know what you think....
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Old 09-13-2015, 08:47 PM
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That's awesome Martin. Any idea of the serial and if it's low? Good to see you getting those originals again, you are the Original mentor to some of us.
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Old 09-13-2015, 08:55 PM
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That's awesome Martin. Any idea of the serial and if it's low? Good to see you getting those originals again, you are the Original mentor to some of us.
I am not sure of the serial # it dose not have collared spindles and I see a hole for the creeper...hopefully tomorrow I will find out. Thank you I really like the Originals unfortunately I had to sell some of my best O's but it wasn't the end of the world.
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Tomorrow after work I am going after this Original with Mott mower. Been sitting for 20 plus years according to the seller. How rare are these Mott mowers? It also has sleeve hitch with Brinly adapter. Let me know what you think....

yes as rare as hens teeth,I had one,but yours is in better shape.
There is no s/g or coil,or oil bath?

I went to an auction sat. there was an O with a nice mower, hood was not bent,nice shape,deck had extra blades and it was a 61,I bid 100.00,they had a reserve of 500.00,or it would go to a museum.
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Old 09-13-2015, 09:18 PM
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Yeah it is missing the parts you mentioned, Lew. I will ask when im there if he has those parts by chance but I am more after the mower
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As if Lew's comment wasn't gospel enough...... the Mott mowers are a rare, RARE find. If you get it, don't sell it..... no matter what.
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As if Lew's comment wasn't gospel enough...... the Mott mowers are a rare, RARE find. If you get it, don't sell it..... no matter what.
Or keep the tractor and sell the mower and use the money for a few more tractors.
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As said already,those mott mowers are very rare, hope you get it Martin.
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As said already,those mott mowers are very rare, hope you get it Martin.
Yes they are rarer than a henway,which is rarer .
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