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David Watson

10-17-1999 17:33:08

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I have been given a frazier rototiller and boy what a monster this is !!! I cant figure out if it burns gas or kerosene ? I really don't know what I have, can anybody help me ? Any info would be appreciated.

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Mike Ridge

04-29-2003 10:10:51

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Re: frazier rototiller in reply to David Watson, 10-17-1999 17:33:08

Looking for a Frazier tiller in the Northern Illinois area. Prefer runner, but Will consider all. Thanks, Mike

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ben

05-14-2003 21:21:58

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Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to Mike Ridge, 04-29-2003 10:10:51

frazier rototiller absolute at auction 05/31/03
see picture at www.w-t-p.com auction

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Charles W. Johnson

06-11-2000 18:46:01

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Re: frazier rototiller in reply to David Watson, 10-17-1999 17:33:08

I tried to post a message on this site but my computer locked up on me so I will try again. I have several parts for the Frazier tillers and also some machines that need to be rebuilt. I just cannot do it any more. If I can be of any help to you, please feel free to let me know. My E-Mail address is chuck449@juno.com

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Charlie Johnson

06-11-2000 05:52:47

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Re: frazier rototiller in reply to David Watson, 10-17-1999 17:33:08

In the 1950's, I watched my dad use the Frazier Rototiller. In the 1960's, I used them all the time in my dad's lawn business. They are better than that "Toro" brand that is on the market now. I have used them both and Frazier beats that Toro hands down.

They also have "Straight Tines" for tilling around tree roots.

My dad used to sell parts for the Frazier rototiller, and as far as I know, he still has parts for them. He used to buy, fix them up, and sell them to people who was interested in doing lawn and garden bussiness. He also repaired them for people when they broke down.

I believe he still has a few of them and parts left. I will contact him to see if he wants me to post his e-mail address on this page.

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Charles W. Johnson

06-11-2000 18:50:58

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Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to Charlie Johnson, 06-11-2000 05:52:47

I have several new parts for the frazier tiller and also a couple of machines that need rebuilding. If I can be of any help, please feel free to E-Mail me at chuck449@juno.com
Thanks.

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bruce

02-21-2000 19:08:22

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Re: frazier rototiller in reply to David Watson, 10-17-1999 17:33:08

They were 2cycle gas engines.

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Mark Bennett

10-21-1999 02:26:09

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Re: frazier rototiller in reply to David Watson, 10-17-1999 17:33:08

this is a 2 cycle motor and this same engine was used in a realy nice lookin garden tractor of the same colors it had a high and low range and a very unusal sound. The tillers I am told were terrific. The company that made them is still in business, they do service for sure and can help you find parts they sell and have a list of people out there with parts. The address is Frazer Farm Equipment Company 1919 South Wayne Srteet POBOX 391 Auburn Indiana, 46706 Phone # 219-925-2210 Fax# 219-925-9896 I have not gotten mine running but they have been very helpful in getting me manuels and parts books. These are around and if anyone in Oregon has one they do not want any longer please call or write I think I will need 1 or 2 more to get mine running. Also out there somewhere are sickle bar mowers that go on the front of these. You need to take the tines of to hook it up. I have one and am looking foward to getting my frazer running to use with the sickle bar. My E-mail is Bennettor@aol.com I would appreciate hearing from yourself and others that have these fine machines and how you use it and how you got it running. hopr this helps with getting yours up again.

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JACK C. ROSS

03-02-2001 11:24:37

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Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to Mark Bennett, 10-21-1999 02:26:09

I HAVE THREE (TWO COMPLETE) ROTOTILLEERS. WOULD LIKE TO TRADE FOR OLD BRITISH MOTORCYCLES OR PARTS. ROTOTILLER WAS THE BRAND NAME OF THESE MACHINES. NEVER HAS A BETTER GARDEN TILLER EVER BEEN MADE. ONE OF THESE MACHINES HAS REVERSE GEAR AND I HAVE A REVERSE GEAR IN A BOX.

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Thomas G. Henning

10-31-2000 21:22:08

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Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to Mark Bennett, 10-21-1999 02:26:09

We refer to our Frazier Rototiller as the "Mankiller".. Affectionately of course!! Since my Father passed away, we do not have much use for it. But it is a fine and fully functional example of this extremely hard working and well engineered rototiller.Any assistance on its value would be appreciated. As we plan on selling it with all the Manuals and spare parts.
Any body interested??? email me!

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Steve Lepard

11-15-2000 18:29:00

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Re: Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to Thomas G. Henning, 10-31-2000 21:22:08

One of these old tillers was recently auctioned off on ebay for just over $200. It was in need of a new jug and piston which may or may not be available. The availability and price of spares to keep these fine old machines running is probably hurting their value pretty severly.

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Ron Soren

02-04-2001 06:33:53

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Re: Re: Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to Steve Lepard, 11-15-2000 18:29:00

I purchased a Frazer Rototiller in 1980 for $200. Parts were difficult to find even then and the cost was high. I've heard that Frazer Farm Equipment company does not provide support for these machines anymore.

I would be interested in any machines or partial machines to do some revesre engineering and manufacturing of components that are no longer available

Does anyone have information?

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James Fisher

02-05-2001 15:50:03

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to Ron Soren, 02-04-2001 06:33:53

I have a number of reverse gears, transmission gears, carborator kits, and many small parts for these machines. I bought out a dealer and have his entire inventory. I have 5 machines, 2 working and 3 need work. I would like to find some information about the sickle bar attachment for the Frazier Rototiller. If your need parts, give me the part number and I'll look to see if I have it.

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glenn krebs

08-17-2004 18:20:29

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to James Fisher, 02-05-2001 15:50:03

looking for a complete magnito assymbly for frazier tiller.

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glenn krebs

06-13-2005 12:58:48

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to glenn krebs, 08-17-2004 18:20:29

I'm adding my e-mail address if anyone wants to reply directly to me.

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LaVerne Olson

09-06-2000 15:58:10

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Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to Mark Bennett, 10-21-1999 02:26:09

I own a Model B1-6 rototiller. It is in good running condition. I just used it the other day. It cuts a 24" path so it is quite a large machine. The serial # is 1330 and was build by the Frazer Equip Co. from Auburn, Indiana.

I am interested in selling the machine if anyone is interested.

LaVerne Olson
507-454-1236
jolson@luminet.net

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steve lepard

03-11-2000 08:31:38

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Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to Mark Bennett, 10-21-1999 02:26:09

I have 2 of these machines and have restored them
to good operating condition. Some spares are
no longer available but approximately 90% are.
Will gladly share any information with others
who have interest in these unique machines.

They employ a unique spring tine design which
pulverizes sod or other difficult material without
the bucking and pitching of the operator handles common in other rear tine machines. They are
large and heavy machines best suited to large
gardens. The people at Frazier in Auburn indicate
many of units were used commercially in truck farms and
house operations.

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Ron Soren

02-04-2001 06:41:38

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Re: Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to steve lepard, 03-11-2000 08:31:38

Steve,

I've got a Frazer Rototiller and am constantly looking for parts to restore the unit. I would be interested in contacting anyone with parts and supplies.

I'm also interested in manufacturing parts for these machines if Frazer Farm Equipment is no longer in this business.

Please contact me by email at rsoren@quixnet.net
phone: (208) 376-7715
mail: 1934 Cribbens St. Boise, Idaho 83713

Ron

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Steve Lepard

03-30-2001 08:22:11

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Re: Re: Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to Ron Soren, 02-04-2001 06:41:38

The light is still on at Frazer. Many of the parts required to keep the machines operational are out of stock. I produced the tine carrier spring for them a little over a year ago. I still have some if you are unable to reach Frazer and need them.

They are out of tines for the machine and a tiller w/o tines isn't much good. Your best bet for finding parts is antique tractor shows. Every year there are several old hulks that show up at Portland Indiana. They occaisionally are auctioned on Ebay as well.

Steve

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James Fisher

02-05-2001 15:57:11

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Re: Re: Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to Ron Soren, 02-04-2001 06:41:38

I have recently purchased the inventory of a parts dealer from Canton, Ohio. I have several parts that are no longer available in the parts catalogs I have. Contact me if you are in need of any parts.

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Jack Boatright

04-29-2000 17:35:56

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Re: Re: Re: frazier rototiller in reply to steve lepard, 03-11-2000 08:31:38

I have 2 of the rototiller power tillers and have used them quite a bit. These machines are awesome! I have used them for tilling gardens, tree roots, driveways, and once accidently tilled up the pavement on the street in front of my house. One old boy near here was replacing the spring tines with 12-inch steel tines which allowed the tiller to compete with large tractors. I have purchased the correct 2-cycle oil at Powell Valley Implements in Portland, (the 8-to-1 fuel mix was quite critical without a newer adjustable main-jet carburetor). I am done with mine and they are both for sale. contact me if you like.

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