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I could have told you Vincent, this lawn was never meant for one as beautiful as you.
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Antique Vincent mower
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Beautiful machine!
1935 during the art deco period.
During the early industrial age, everything however simple was regarded as a canvas for self expression. Everything is bland now.
Looks like a combination of a washing machine, truck, and airplane combined. I love it!
Good looking mower. Just out of curiosity, where is the fuel tank?
AZjeff
$50 Site Donor 2023
In the steering tube apparently!
That thing is awesome, they truly do not make them like that anymore.
I liked the old title a hundred times better.
I liked the old title a hundred times better.
Wild looking.
What is the bulb horn for? if you can't hear the mower you probably can't hear the horn.
Am guessing that is a priming bulb or something.
Where is the pull cord? I see the black knob which I'm assuming is cutting height... maybe this has some sort of wind-up starter? that I can't see?
What is the bulb horn for? if you can't hear the mower you probably can't hear the horn.
Am guessing that is a priming bulb or something.Where is the pull cord? I see the black knob which I'm assuming is cutting height... maybe this has some sort of wind-up starter? that I can't see?
The pull starter is on the back right side of the engine.
There doesn't appear to be a governor. You'll need to twist the throttle open when heading into tall grass. The thing was clearly built for the motorcycle enthusiast. On days when you can't ride due to having chores at home, you'd spend an hour mowing then three hours cleaning and polishing the Vincent.
There doesn't appear to be a governor. You'll need to twist the throttle open when heading into tall grass. The thing was clearly built for the motorcycle enthusiast. On days when you can't ride due to having chores at home, you'd spend an hour mowing then three hours cleaning and polishing the Vincent.
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