Simar parts source?

[vhgmcbuddy]

Hello- I have a 1950 Simar 35C rototiller, and wondering if there are parts sources for this in Britain or elsewhere. Thanks

[charlie]

What parts are you looking for?
I have factory records for machines made by Geo Monro, if yours is one I can date it from the serial number 35????.

[vhgmcbuddy]

Thank you Charlie. It’s a Simar 35C, serial 5713, imported to the US by Earl Pence in San Leandro, California. Main thing I’m looking for is the dual intake/exhaust manifold, which is broken on mine. The Simar 35C parts book I found shows this as part 911005. Any help will be appreciated.

[charlie]

5713 does not look right for a machine made by Geo Monro, it could be a machine made by another maker. Can you check the makers plate or better still post a picture of it.
The manifold is prone to damage, either in use or when trying to remove the exhaust from the manifold, I dont think I have one in my stock of secondhand parts, the 35 is not so common as the 56 in the UK.

[vhgmcbuddy]

Thanks Charlie. Don’t think this is a Geo Monro, it’s a Swiss Simar 35C, see photo. I’m wondering if there are still parts suppliers for these models.

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[charlie]

No that is definetly a Swiss built machine. I am not aware of any parts supplier for these. Have you tried the SIMAR website and forum?

[vhgmcbuddy]

I will. But despite the fact that a majority of my ancestors were French, I know nothing of the language. But I’ll give it a try. Thanks Charlie

[charlie]

Not sure what web browser you use, if it is google chrome then all you need to do is right click and an option to translate the page will appear.

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