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Selling Jacobsen tractor parts for the older angle frame garden tractors, '60's to 1971. Hood, seat pan, dash, alum. mower deck, hydro, rear and many others. These parts will also fit many Ford, Oliver, White and Minneapolis-Moline tractors as well. Located in NE PA

Located in the Metro Detroit area. Kinda' tweaked and some of it needs repair, but all definantly savable. Here's a link to my FB Marketplace ad: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/732258948506501

-----Forwarded Message----- From: ed <edstoller@...> Sent: Nov 27, 2022 4:49 PM To: Philip Shelly <pvshelly@...> Subject: Re: [JacobsenFordGardenTractors] Link to Free LGT 165 in Waterford, Michigan - Marked pending for me I live in New Fairfield, CT, north of Danbury. Free: Sears Custom 917.99520 Dynamart 10-36 Wards, Gardenmart Squire Mart 10 Sears Custom, 917.99520 Three other newer Craftsmans. ( it is raining) Not Free Panzer , Cooper with OEM dozer blade. Alace - Chalmers B 10 with OEM dozer blade. It is raining and dark out now, but I can send pictures. Ed Stoller -----Original Message----- From: Philip Shelly <pvshelly@...> Sent: Nov 27, 2022 4:10 PM To: edstoller@... <edstoller@...>, JacobsenFordGardenTractors@groups.io <JacobsenFordGardenTractors@groups.io> Subject: Re: [JacobsenFordGardenTractors] Link to Free LGT 165 in Waterford, Michigan - Marked pending for me Whatcha got? Where in CT? -----Original Message----- From: Ed Stoller <edstoller@...> To: JacobsenFordGardenTractors@groups.io Sent: Sun, Nov 27, 2022 3:50 pm Subject: Re: [JacobsenFordGardenTractors] Link to Free LGT 165 in Waterford, Michigan - Marked pending for me I have some Massy Ferguson's and others going to the scrap yard. I posted before but nobody wants them. I am in CT. Ed Stoller -----Original Message----- From: <JacobsenFordGardenTractors@groups.io> Sent: Nov 26, 2022 7:34 PM To: <JacobsenFordGardenTractors@groups.io> Subject: Re: [JacobsenFordGardenTractors] Link to Free LGT 165 in Waterford, Michigan - Marked pending for me Hope you get it. On 11/26/2022 9:37 AM, phnx62 via groups.io wrote: Unless some one else in the area is more needy than me this owner is holding this LGT165 tractor for me. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1149393939012920 I'll get it if no one else wants it (I don't need another tractor but don't want to see it go to a scrapper - as his ad says he's open to). Probably pick it up Wednesday or Thursday. If someone contacts him from this forum just let him know you saw my post (Randy's post) on here (told him I was posting it) and you'll treat it with respect.

Bought my son a Ford lawn tractor, last year. I’m pretty sure it’s from the late 60’s. He’s determined to restore it, and I’m trying to find out more info. Has a Kohler engine, and it’s a hydro. Serial number has 53250 and 3067. Engine has E0026901 and 47238B. Thanks in advance, for any help on identifying!!

I'm not getting my battery charged on the tractor and it appears the generator is on the fritz. One large wire comes out of the generator comprising 2 smaller wires. How would I approach removing this large wire so I can remove the generator and get it evaluated? How is that large wire disconnected from the generator? thanks to all,

I am looking for a loader for my 1975 Ford LGT 145 tractor or one that is compatible. Gregg Everhart 336-225-8716 North Carolina

I have three new Jacobsen Blade adapter or Spacers for sale part number JAC 203438 $15.00 each I'm in Beacon NY 12508 Robert.

I have been looking on the web for Jac 1650s that are for sale, because I am going to have to sell mine. I don't know if they weren't that popular, or if they have just become a member of the families that own them. The guy I bought it from said that it was his deceased dad’s favorite toy and he really wanted to restore it, but the engine was shot and he couldn’t afford to do so. The Kohler parts were already very expensive and I probably paid too much for it, but I understood where he was coming from. I'm now 80 years old and my kids want me to "down size." It is all original except for the seat, tires and a new starter. I completely overhauled the engine when I got it a few years ago, including a rebore, valve regrind and carb and ignition. At that time, I also replaced the belt and blades on the mower, plus a few misc. parts that don’t detract from original, bearings, etc. I was planning on painting it but time got away from me, too many other fires to put out! I plan on selling it on eBay, because as I understand the rules, I can’t sell it here, but don't know how to price it. Don't want to give it away, but also don't want to scare a potential buyer away by being ridicules. My first experience with Jacobsen Garden Tractors was in 1973 when I designed a trencher as allied equipment for a GT 16. I was impressed with the people at Jacobsen as they were very easy to work with. Not so much some of the other manufactures. The GT 16 didn't have enough hydraulic outlets for our purpose and they had no problem OK'ing my addition of extra lever, valve and piping, which they then added as optional equipment. It did a beautiful job of trenching, actually, way beyond our original expectations. We had originally thought of it as being a tool for electricians only but it had no problem with a deeper/wider trench. I also designed a trencher for a number of other tractors, including John Deere, Bolens and Simplicity, but the little GT 16 was my favorite. Kind of ironic since I am a John Deere man at heart, at least my wife says, "I bleed green." I wish I would have latched onto one of them when I moved on, but I guess, hind sight is still 20/20. A fellow named, Bobby Bruneau, has one of my trenchers on the back of a 1978 Bolens HT 20 and Bulldog Trencher, with a picture on yesterdaystractors.com. We have become friends, long distance, because of it. I had been looking for a trencher, just for nostalgic purposes, couldn’t find one, when I discovered Bobby’s. He told me he bought it from a member of the Bolens club that he is part of, who lives in Australia. I don’t think I would want one that bad! If any of you have a general idea as to the value of my 1650, I would appreciate a heads up. Thanks Sarge/Tony

Those interested in ignitions might like my latest project: Magneto Used for a Trigger.mp4 https://youtu.be/2kGMbUZ90iE Ed Stoller www.enginesandmagnets.com

Hello everybody.Just became a new member.I'm looking to buy a ford lgt195.Any leads would be greatly appreciated.Thank You.

I have a 2 stage snow blower on my 1964 Jacobsen Chief 1000. When I turn the handle that aims the discharge chute it doesn't always turn the chute. This happens mostly when I want it to face to the left. I don't know if the black plastic that the chute sits in, or the gear, has worn. Has anyone else had this problem? Does anyone have a fix for this problem? Thanks in advance for your help. Ralph Lipeles