I am not sold on this having the first 1956 Rover being a conventional four wheel model and then the next model being offset wheel. It just doesn’t make sense to me ...
G'day
Paul and all
Rover lovers
I know it seem unusual and unconventional but I think this is
exactly how Rover designs played out in the 1950s.
It was open-plan in the 1950s for pioneer rotary lawnmower makers
and there was much experimentation and many influences.
For example, our first AUS rotary mower, the little Tecnico, had clear
North American influence.
I hope to address this interesting topic shortly in an article I have
been working on-and-off for some time.
Thanks for prompting me!
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Jack
