VILLAGER MOWER - Villiers Engine - OutdoorKing Repair Forum

Hi, before this gets thrown out, have a old mower as per images, has Villiers pull rope attached. Turns over with some resistance.Once you stop laughing is it any good to someone. cheers.

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Re: VILLAGER MOWER - Villiers Engine noddy69 #109165 30/10/20 06:39 PM
Joined: Jan 2016 Posts: 8,210 Likes: 234 Melbourne NormK SENIOR TECHNICIAN
Hi noddy, I have seen worse than that restored so I don't think anybody will be laughing
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Re: VILLAGER MOWER - Villiers Engine noddy69 #109167 30/10/20 07:34 PM
Joined: Nov 2013 Posts: 6,938 Likes: 322 Tasmania CyberJack Forum Historian
Hello noddy69 and Norm At least we can identify it... Note the shallow skirt with discharge chute, central-rear height adjuster and 7F Villiers Motor. This is an Australian-made Villager. [use Blue Search Bar for more]. This would have been someone's pride-and-joy when delivered to its new home c1960. Rust in piece ... Cheers --------------------- Jack
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Re: VILLAGER MOWER - Villiers Engine noddy69 #109171 31/10/20 10:12 AM
Joined: Sep 2015 Posts: 2,719 Likes: 219 Sydney maxwestern SENIOR TECHNICIAN & HISTORIAN
G'day noddy69 , Norm and Jack Someone will definitely want this mower even if they are just after engine parts ,I see these 7F motors sell for $20 to $50. The base is repairable but probably for $50 to $100 you would buy one with a good base. Cheers Max.
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