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1957 sears garden tractor

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Captain.n/e,Mo.

08-31-2002 18:20:52




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I recently came into possesion of a 57 sears tractor ,it was originally bought in Holt Fla.by my grandfather.I would like to know who it was made by ,I can't even determine who the engine is made by .My local lawn and garden guy didn't have a book that covered it.Where to look for numbers on the tractor itself .I also have a rear 3 point tiller a breaking plow a disk and a cultivator and a mower deck for it,everything still works fine ,why can't sears sell a mower as good as this one nowadays.I have a 94 model sears that is whipped already.any information would be appreciated.

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Ryan

09-02-2002 19:42:37




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 Re: 1957 sears garden tractor in reply to Captain.n/e,Mo., 08-31-2002 18:20:52  
Hello Captain, Well that old of a Sears could be manufactured by a different company but I'm pretty sure it was made by Roper. Would it have the turn brake handles on both sides? it was an option but I've seen a 1964 that has them. The tree point is a manual lift, the transmission is separate from the rear end and is made of cast iron, actually the transmission is a shiv design where the belt climbs one shiv and lowers in the other to give you infanite speeds, it's a really good tractor. Kind of skinny frame though. If you search "Google" for sears garden tractors you'll find a site that has pictures of most Sears garden tractors and a lot of the impliments that they made for them. It's been quite a while since I've been at the site, sorry I don't know the link. Oh, the rear wheels can be moved over so when your plowing, this allows the rear to be kept level instead of one rear tire in the plowed area and lower on that side. Something I wish they continued to do until they stopped making them. Not many new tractors are built as well as the older models. If they are, they cost as much as a new pickup. I'd hang onto that old Sears, it's a hard working little unit. The engine is most likely a Briggs. I'm just not that familier with such an old model like yours.

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