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Friend sent me these pictures. It appears to be some kind of Mini Slasher that uses whipper snipper line and has a Snipper like engine also.. Can someone tell me what it is? ![[Linked Image]](https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/uploads/usergals/2013/03/full-5772-10209-victas1a.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/uploads/usergals/2013/03/full-5772-10210-victss2a.jpg) Kori 
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i would call that the first victa toe slapper ( not toe cutter) he he
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Hey Kori,
Thats A Victa Trim-A Lawn, Made in Your US Of A By Tecumseh...A guy I know had one as well as a mini plastic TAS Tanaka Lightweight thats was even smaller, seriously looked like a childs toy mower!he had these from his old mower shop days.
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Hi Kori and Mal, through a little research, I have found that they were also made by Utica P/L New York USA, with a model number 162081. Thanks for identifying it Mal.  
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Mind sending me some links? I searched high and low, but I couldn't find anything. Thanks Kori
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Last edited by Bluegmhtmonaro; 27/03/13 03:00 PM.
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Thanks, But not in order to buy one.. Just some infor about them. Asked on some other forums and no one has seen anything like it. Although I highly doubt I'm Going to buy one, If I found one near me for the right price, I just might get it... I have some places in my yard one of those would be perfect for. Kori
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Lols... I gathered you wouldnt want it, I posted it because of the Images and model/engine info in the description 
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It's Not that I don't want it, If I found one even remotely close to me I'd get it I'm More looking for any Infor about them... SO far Google says "No Results" Kori
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Hi Kori, I think we can resolve this by saying that all info on this 'micro edger' is very thin on the ground. It does not appear on the Victa website, and was made in the US, possibly by another company and was badge engineered as a 'Victa' after the take-over by Briggs and Stratton. But who can say....it is a mystery.
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Its from before the takeover by briggs and stratton, the badges are too old and the engine is a tecumseh.
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Hi Joe, thanks for that mate....unfortunately....still a mystery!! 
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