Page Garden Tractor

[Anonymous-0]

I just found a Page garden tractor, it has the motor in the rear. Can anyone tell me something about this tractor or does anyone know of a website that I could visit to find out some more information on this tractor? Thank you

 

[ShadetreeRet]

I just Googled "Page garden tractor" and a bunch of stuff came up. Try that.

 

[Dave Sherburne NY]

Does it look like this one??? Never could find a serial number on mine. The top 2 pictures are when I got it. Bottom 2 after it was painted the right colors. The wheels are supposed to be orange but I painted mine Ford grey and the blue is Ford too. Has a 6 horse Wisconsin engine on it and I have a gasket set for one if you need one.Somewhere I have a picture of it cultivating and hilling potatoes last year. Made in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The company also made 2 wheel garden tractors and tried one like mine with the engine in the front.

 

[Dave Sherburne NY]

check these out

http://www.ytmag.com/cgi-bin/viewit.cgi?bd=gardent&th=105781
Page

 

[Anonymous-0]

If you e-mail me at

Lucenbruce at msn dot com

I can send you some pdf files of brochures I have on the Page tractors.

My Dad was a Page tractor dealer back in the early 1950's.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Dave.. the Page tractor I have looks just like the one you have. My neighbor just gave it to me, it's been sitting on a flat wagon for the last 25 years.It needs quite abit of TLC. I thought it looked pretty neat and I'm thinking about using it for a garden tractor puller.

 

[Dave Sherburne NY]

I don't think I would try to make a pulling tractor out of it. Its awful light in the front end. and has a tendency to rear up. I have seen pictures of the tractor with front wheel weights but they don't look like enough to me. I don't think the transmission is strong enough either. If you decide to try it, I would drop the hitch way down and hook to that, not the rear hitch.