[cootertom]

Found this and don't really know much about them. Asking $299

 

[wvbuzzmaster]

Cool machine, might be worth the asking price, but it wouldn't fit my collection.

 

[Cat385B]

If you have a small, flat, yard with lots of obstacles; you would love mowing with it. 32" cut, two speed. Slightly louder than average, warmish on the right calf, and will scalp in a heartbeat if you have lumps and bumps.

Traction stinks on wet grass or slopes.

It is a zero turn machine, if you can spin the steering wheel fast enough.

In the pic here, the drive engagement is the column mounted lever, the twist lever to the right of the column (missing a plastic knob, there should be two) is the low/high speed selector, and the lever below the seat on the left side is the blade engagement.

They were made from the early or mid 60's through the late 2000's:

 

[cootertom]

It doesn't fit mine either as they are all CoPar's or Panzers. It would be for fun and not for real use. Maybe carry to a show or 2 along.

 

[shorty]

Neat little mower.

 

[CRFarnsworth]

I have an older model like the first pic in cat385's post. Paid $75.00 for it. It's a runner but needs some TLC,

As said they are great for a flat yard. Rick

 

[glgrumpy]

Cat, that newer one for real?? Can't believe someone would buy such a rig in modern times, ha!

 

[dodge trucker]

have had more than a few.