Kaiser Frazer Owners Club Forum
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: njpatera on December 22, 2018, 09:25:01 PM
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I’ve stumbled upon a B1-6 or B1-7 model in nice shape. The usual...was running when parked a few years ago. Is it worth grabbing it for a nominal fee?
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Lota Folks get them to add to the Collection. Don’t know a average Price though .
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If you've seen it in person, then you know how large one of these is. They're a two stroke pull start unit so there's power with every piston stroke, making them a real workhorse. They can be hard to get used to due to their physical size and weight but I know folks who use them regularly and like them.
The B1-6 does not have reverse and only certain serial numbered B1-7 units do and are usually tagged as a B1-7R or B1-7RS. They're much easier to use with reverse.
Quite a few implements aside from a tiller attachment were available for the Frazer Rototiller - finding one today with anything but the tiller is rare.
More info about these beasts:
A well written history - http://www.zucksrototillers.com/FrazerHistory.html
Home page (above) - http://www.zucksrototillers.com/index.html
Parts - http://www.frazerrototillerparts.com
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Thank you! I have a number of other 2 wheel and single wheel tractors...The are definitely a chore to man-handle. I was interested on other implements...I may have to gab some brackets to use some of the other makes I have since I’m not too familiar with these. Should be fun!