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August 10, 2025 at 10:03 am #43978
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ParticipantAugust 10, 2025 at 4:43 pm #43981
alanParticipantI have looked through my Westwood brochures, and two pages detail the Lawngroomer which may be of help. Attached as a PDF.
Westwood used to have instructions on their website for the range of tractors but not implements. Anyway, the company is now defunct, and the website is no longer available.
The Lawngroomer is early 1980s. In the mid-1980s it was given away as a free accessory when a new Westwood tractor was bought.
Up until early 1986, it was listed (Mark 1) with the sprayer, rake, brush and spiker at £175, with the lance, slitter and roller (each £29.50) listed as additional items.
Ransomes bought Westwood in 1986, and later that same year the *NEW* Mark 2 takes over and is listed at £175 including the sprayer, rake, spiker, slitter, and a free hand-held spray lance. I assume the Mark 2 is the model with the integrated tanks – it appears in Westwood/Ransomes adverts before being deleted from price lists in 1992. Subsequent Westwood brochures show a separate wheeled aerator and a dethatcher instead of the Lawngroomer – presumably these two were bought-in items.
August 11, 2025 at 8:48 am #43983ytfarm
ParticipantThank you, that was brilliant, l assume the optional slitter and roller attachments fitted on the back in lieu of the rake /brush, to change the spikes each time would have been quite a chore?
Well l start this morning in restoring mine, the “peristaltic” (thats a mouthfull) pumps appear to be okay but l was of a mind to use a winscreen washer pump. Will put up photos later
Thank you againAugust 11, 2025 at 3:34 pm #43984
alanParticipantAugust 11, 2025 at 5:51 pm #43986ytfarm
ParticipantWow thanks for that, i will keep my eye open at our loca sales you often see various slitters that could be adapted. Will also keep an eye out for a roller
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