Kaiser Frazer Library?

[Earthgrinder]

I was wondering what happened to the on-line Kaiser-Frazer Library?  A few years ago I stumbled across it when I was looking for more info on the G-P ROTOTILLER and downloaded some articles from there.  Well in case you did not know there are archive sites that take snapshots of websites.  Using one of those sites tonight I went searching in the library.  There is lots of neat stuff in the archived library.  One problem is that some of the photos are not on some of the pages.  Anyway it seemed like a very nicely done on-line library and would be great to have it available in full once again.

[pnw_oldmags]

Try CIRCLEKF.COM ... not a library but lots of reference material.

[Aeroman]

Earthgrinder - I think you may be referring to Ben Walker's KFNUT website. Go to the afore mentioned CIRCLKF.COM and lots of that stuff is available. The proprietor of that site may have access to Ben's old site/material.

[pnw_oldmags]

Rick is correct - We saved Ben's Site before it went offline.
http://circlekf.com/KFNut/

[Earthgrinder]

Not sure this is it.  Did not see any Rototiller items listed.
The website was:  http://kaiserfrazerlibrary.com

[JFerriss]

Thought I would offer these two photos. I was at the Hillsdale County Fair (MI) last September and saw on display this old Graham Paige / Frazer Rototiller. I include here the picture of the rototiller and the manufacturers tag for your interest....

[Earthgrinder]

Thank you for those photos.  That machine is in better shape than most unrestored ones.  I am amazed at the number that keep showing up considering the short time they were made.  One thing that I think helped greatly was H S Liddell keeping Frazer Farm Equipment alive and well all those years.