Farm-ette walk behind

[953 nut 55,283]

A friend just purchased a small farm in the Young Harris, GA (near Blairsville) and a 1939 ? Farm-ette walk behind garden tractor came with it. If you would be interested in buying it send me a PM with your phone number or email address and I will pass it along to them. I think it has a K-90 engine. They are open to offers and since RedSquare rules require a price I am real sure they would say yes to a thousand!     Probably a whole lot less. 

I am not a party to this transaction, just doing a favor.

Edited October 5, 2015 by 953 nut

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  Looks like it's Clinton powered to me. 

[953 nut 55,283]

Craig, it could be a Clinton. I have not seen it and was just going on what I had found on an internet site.I will edit that out.

Thanks.

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Just sayin' Richard...
if your pict is an image of the actual tractor for sale...
that there Clinton, ain't no Kohler.      

[953 nut 55,283]

Thanks, I struck out the K-90 reference in the first post. My eyes aren't as keen as yours.

[Ed Kennell 38,200]

That looks like something that Shallow Water Sailor should have.      Are you out there John?

[shallowwatersailor 3,213]

That looks like something that Shallow Water Sailor should have.      Are you out there John?

Back on dry land after last week's cruise. The Farm-Ette was made by Tom Moore Tractor in Mantua, OH. The frame would be yellow with red wheels. The Clinton engine would be their blue-grey. It would be from the late 1940's to 1950's. By 1960 they were only producing ride-on tractors that were red with white wheels.

I may need to re-think the Bee Hind collection after my ankle exploit.