Old small 4wd articulate tractor - Trap Master

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I have a Trap Master made by Stanley Clarke in the 1970s. If anyone has pictures, I want to finish a restoration on mine and need info on the correct emblems or stickers etc.

Also the front or rear blades.
 
You just had to bring this up! At the flea market there is a guy who sells all kinds of power stuff. Mowers, saws, wackers, lawn tractors, on and on. One Saturday I come strolling up the isle and there is a National. He got it from the township. It was used TWICE one summer about nine years ago and sat in a shed. He got it for less than dirt. He sold it for $600.oo at the market. I would have bought it cause it was so neat how this little thing folded all up. It was like BRAND NEW! Yup I missed it by about ten minutes. Would have been neat to take to tractor shows just being so odd. BOOOO HOOOO! Jeffcat
 
(quoted from post at 20:27:35 03/10/15) You just had to bring this up! At the flea market there is a guy who sells all kinds of power stuff. Mowers, saws, wackers, lawn tractors, on and on. One Saturday I come strolling up the isle and there is a National. He got it from the township. It was used TWICE one summer about nine years ago and sat in a shed. He got it for less than dirt. He sold it for $600.oo at the market. I would have bought it cause it was so neat how this little thing folded all up. It was like BRAND NEW! Yup I missed it by about ten minutes. Would have been neat to take to tractor shows just being so odd. BOOOO HOOOO! Jeffcat

I was a golf Course Superintendent for 20 years, be glad that one got away....National was a dirty word to most of us, there was a good reason it was only used twice. Most of us that had them couldn't give them away
 
(quoted from post at 14:04:07 03/11/15) Where were you a golf course supt? I am one too.
Went to PSU, class of 81.

Iowa State University class of 92, I became a construction Grow-in superintendent. Built Prairie View in college (its now an Ethanol Plant), Then assistant at Glen Oaks in West DesMoines, Then Spirit Hollow in Burlington, and Honey Creek In Boone. Worked myself right out of a job, nobody needs a grow-in super anymore.
 
(quoted from post at 01:12:14 03/11/15) We would love to see pictures of your fwd articulated tractor!! Please post some! Thank you!
Armand
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Took it out for quick run in snow
 
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