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  • July 27, 2014 at 10:20 pm #9445
    vhgmcbuddy
    Member

    hello everyone – thanks to all who replies to my post about the Atco, which is now finished…

    My next project was found at the back of an ancient shed and hasn’t seen daylight for at least 30 years…

    Its a Greens Centenary, and I can find nothing about it on the internet. Looking at its construction , bolt threads etc I’d guess it at about 1920’s? All the threads are Whitworth and the nuts are all square, not hex….

    Does anyone know anything about this model? Do any pictures exist?

    Thanks in advance !

    Chris

    July 28, 2014 at 1:12 am #9446
    vhgmcbuddy
    Member

    All you will ever need to know about Lawnmowers you will find at The Old Lawn Mower club site. a good photographic collection and lots of very knowledgeable people.

    July 28, 2014 at 1:34 pm #9453
    charlie
    Keymaster

    The Hall and Duck Trust may well be able to help, Andrew is a forum user so should see this.

    July 28, 2014 at 5:39 pm #9460
    hillsider
    Participant

    Sorry I can’t help with a photograph but the Old Lawnmower Club Directory of Lawnmowers describes the Greens Centenary as a low cost manual roller mower available only in a twelve inch cut. The Centenary was produced in the 1930’s and in 1935 cost Three Pounds. Three Shillings. Including the grass box.

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