Frazier Rototiller

This is my Frazier Rototiller. It was built in the late '40's. It is in all original condition. As you can see, it does a great job! Here is an original advertisement I found.

Doyle hedge trimmer

This is a Doyle hedge trimmer I bought last fall. I don't have it running yet but it shouldn't take much to make it work. It has a 2 cycle engine and a flexible shaft drive. I think the hubcaps are really neat. I am looking for more info on the Doyle engines and what machines they were used on.

The Quick Lift Maytag powered mower

This is a Quick Lift weed mower from my collection. It has a modified Maytag 92. There are not many of these around. It has been restored but I am not brave enough to try to start it. I have a couple pictures of the original patent drawings. Any more info would be appreciated.

Minnetonna Home Buttermaker

This is a butter churn from my collection. I hope to exhibit this at a show next summer. I may power it with a Maytag twin. I am not currently wanting to sell it. It is in very good condition, it just needs minor touching up. It is set up for a hand crank as well as engine power. But I think your arm would get tired before the butter was done. I like to have something for my engines to power to show people what the were used for.

Bedford gas engine

This is an engine from my collection. I bought it at Portland swap meet a few years ago. The tag reads Bedford Model 1500 Indiana Limestone Co. Bedford Indiana. It resembles a model 700 Clinton but there are a few differences. I have'nt had it running because the ignition points are missing. I am planning to keep this engine and would like more info.