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Just went and picked-up this red GT.   Owner said it's a LawnChief.   Same color as a Wheel Horse!

And the tiller is a Murray.

He thought all the implements are Brinley. 

Everything can connect to the tractor.

He said the carb needs cleaned.   

Probably..... there's no lens on the fuel gauge fuel cap.  Acts like a funnel now.

There's also another set of weights, chains and hitch attachment.

Here's the pics.   And I hauled it all home in the Caravan. (2 trips though)

 

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elcamino/wheelhorse

Never heard of a Lawn Chief ,but if the price was right,you  got a lot of attachments what will work on a :wh: . The hitch looks like one Sears sold for the crapsman tractors.

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DougC

All you need now is a planter and you will have a working farm!    :handgestures-thumbupright:

 

I have heard of Lawn Chief for many years however I've never owned any, but I'm past 60 so if I used to know it left me long ago like my first 3 wives.  (Just kidd'n :lol: ) 

 

That's quite a find! Congratulations!!!     :)

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Ed Kennell

Whole bunch o good stuff there.     :thumbs2:

How much manpower does it take to lift the tiller?

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squonk

My back hurts lookin at that tiller! :confusion-seeingstars:

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cleat

Is that another tiller in the background ?

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N3PUY
44 minutes ago, cleat said:

Is that another tiller in the background ?

YES.... a 48" tiller .   It's the neighbor's.  I've become his repair facility.  (should have kept the garage door shut).

Replacing tines and welded a section of the 2"x2" bar that he tore off.   That's the section in the 2nd pic.

 

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1 hour ago, Ed Kennell said:

Whole bunch o good stuff there.     :thumbs2:

How much manpower does it take to lift the tiller?

Tiller is easy to lift.  There is a counter balance spring.  It's in the pics but unhooked because I had the tiller off.

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N3PUY

Interesting ..... look at what I found in the ignition switch!  :D

 

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3 hours ago, elcamino/wheelhorse said:

Never heard of a Lawn Chief ,but if the price was right,you  got a lot of attachments what will work on a :wh: . The hitch looks like one Sears sold for the crapsman tractors.

The Lawn Chief is sold by Tru-Value Hardware.   This one was made by Murray.   Murray probably was making Craftsman mowers at some time also.

2 hours ago, cleat said:

Is that another tiller in the background ?

I thought about hitching it up to the RJ.  :laughing-rofl:

 

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Texas Todd

And it comforting to know that if you break down you can call AAA! :D

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N3PUY
1 minute ago, HD-Horse said:

And it comforting to know that if you break down you can call AAA! :D

Yep! It's a long drive from field to field!   :auto-layrubber:

 

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Wheel-N-It

Looks like you had a good day there. The 16hp Briggs should handle the chores very well. 

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stratostar250

The tractor may been a Lawn Chief, but at heart, it's a Murray.  I know this because of my "yellow" find about a year ago.  I've seen this style badged as a few different kinds.  Looks real nice though, and with all those attachments, I'm sure it can put in some good work!  

 

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T-Mo

Lawn Chief was made by MTD, according to the MTD website.

 

http://support.mtdproducts.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/178/~/brands-manufactured-by-mtd

 

Nice attachments btw.  Can't go wrong with older Brinly attachments.

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Wheelin'theSky
18 hours ago, HD-Horse said:

And it comforting to know that if you break down you can call AAA! :D

I was thinking the same thing. I knew someone would comment on that :)

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N3PUY
13 hours ago, T-Mo said:

Lawn Chief was made by MTD, according to the MTD website.

 

http://support.mtdproducts.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/178/~/brands-manufactured-by-mtd

 

Nice attachments btw.  Can't go wrong with older Brinly attachments.

Hey T-Mo,

   Do you have any idea what it could have been badged.  I know for sure it's a Murray... the ID tag is on it.

  ID info is 6-1600   81-40860X57    Build date 0345

I've looked for info but can't even find a pic of it.

  If I knew who sold it that may help.  (anyone?)

LMK,

TNX,

Joe

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PeacemakerJack

Not sure about the tractor but that is one heck of a haul of Brinly attachments!  Those are getting to be more and more valuable in our hobby as the years go by.  

 

:greetings-clappingyellow:Good find.  Even if the tractor fails at some point, those attachments will be good for years to come!  

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