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Montgomery Ward Tiller

16 years ago

I have an old Montgomery Ward rototiller. Model Number - 61101. I am looking for any information on this tiller. It has a Briggs&Stratton 3.5 hp vertical shaft engine on it. It is a front tine tiller. If anyone can help me locate a manual or parts list, it would be greatly appreciated.I believe it was made by Gilson. Thank you, David. My email is: dave9354@msn.com

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fredsoldhouse
16 years ago
If you don't have any luck here try searching eBay for someone selling the tiller and manual. Maybe they will sell you a copy. I looked on eBay and didn't find one up for sale at the moment.
Another option is to do an advanced google search for your tiller. Search within craigslist.org and limit the date to the past month or less. You will see half a dozen or so for sale. Maybe someone will sell you a copy of the manual. I finally found the chipper manual I was looking for using the first option.
anastasiya_im_yahoo_com
15 years ago
I own a Montgomrty Ward rototiller model GIL158OG and i need the bronze gear. Would you be able to help me find it?
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