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Racer5x

Saw this on craigslist for $100. Offered the guy $50 and he said come get it. Need help identifying the model number and year. 

 

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19richie66

Looks ALMOST just like my '64 lawn ranger. Whatever it is it's well worth $50

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kthack657

does it have an ID tag on it? I believe it would be located on the upper left of the tower, that might help...

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Racer5x

The only ID tag I see says "Serial no 7419"

 

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Molon_Labe

Looks like a 654 to me.

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squonk

I'm going to say 604/704

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Racer5x

I would really like to know what it is. Anyway I can look up the serial number? Thanks for all the replies

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KC9KAS

Depends on the "original" engine....654, 604, 704....But I think it is a 1964!

A Lawn Ranger would have smaller wheels, but look very similar.

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Racer5x

Briggs and stratton is what the guy told me it came with original 

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ztnoo

For a "Grant", no matter what is determined this tractor is......you won't lose your investment. Good score! Hoosiers instinctively know what to do in situations such as these.

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squonk

Briggs isn't original. Lawn Ranger would have a different PTO deck set up 

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Racer5x

Well crap. I was hoping to figure it out.

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gwest_ca
1 hour ago, Racer5x said:

The only ID tag I see says "Serial no 7419"

 

Looks like a 1964 serial number.

 

Garry

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Racer5x

According to the guy a bought it off of this motor in the picture attached to this post is the one he took off of it when he first go it. He said he took it off because it needed a carb and he couldn't find one. Is this another briggs? 

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gregg'shorses

OSHA is going to love that drive belt.:D   I still have the scar on the side of my calf from our old 702.:lol:

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Molon_Labe

604, 654 and 704 all used the thumb screw attached hood. Only the 654 had a battery box like yours. The engine should be a 6hp Tecumseh H60.

 

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Racer5x
57 minutes ago, Molon_Labe said:

604, 654 and 704 all used the thumb screw attached hood. Only the 654 had a battery box like yours. The engine should be a 6hp Tecumseh H60.

 

 

Thank you sir! Must be a 654! Thanks to everyone for the replies and help it is much appreciated! 

Corey

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wallfish

I'm with Molon_Labe---  a 654.

Lawn Rangers used the same hood but the tractor itself is much different.

Has a battery tray for electric start. I;m not sure if the linkage bends around the tray area like that to avoid it on the non-electric start models like 604-704

That Briggs is not the original engine. The gas tank should be on the stand and the cap uses the other hole. The second hole was cut into the hood.

A 654 would've had a square seat and not the seat that's on there.

I can post some comparison pics tomorrow of my 654.

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