My 1946 Frazer B1-6 is in pretty good shape and has likely been in storage for 10 years or more. It was originally delivered (according to a note on the literature) on May 5, 1947. Before I go on, let me say this isn't my first overhaul of something, but it will be my first full restoration...

I tried cutting some alfalfa with weeds today with the Parker-Grate sickle-bar on my 1948 B1-7RS ROTOTILLER. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UHByDzJtKY&feature=youtu.be

Does anyone know what these 'handles' are off of a Frazer rototiller? To me, they look too nice and matching to be homemade. Possibly used in one of the unique implements? Thanks in advance!

Saw an ad on New Hampshire CL today. Two or maybe three 4041 simplicity power max tractors for $1,000! Posted yesterday. Remove the tractors by Tuesday. Or, they go to scrap! I'd like to be there when he finds out how much their worth as scrap! I can't post a link! Maybe someone else can? Joe

I have just uploaded an article I wrote this past spring for the Vintage Garden Tractor Of America newsletter on the history of the Frazer Rototiller for anyone who would be interested. Below is the link. http://www.zucksrototillers.com/FrazerHistory.html