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This mower in this brochure looks like a Newton design. It’s form FS-514100.
Newton brochure from the late 1940s (See five early mowers here):
Dave I think it is a Newton – http://www.ewillys.com/wp-content/uploads2/2017/03/newton-power-mower-brochure-lores1.jpg based on the long arch of the top-link.
Barry
Hi Barry,
Funny thing is, when I first compared the mowers, I concluded the same thing. Then, while writing the post, I felt it was more like the Newgren (Why, I’m not sure). On further review, I can’t see why I changed my mind. I’ve updated the post. Thanks!
– Dave
I was sure it was going to be a Newgren mower. The plows, “earth moving” scoop and blade were definitely Newgren. But then the corn picker and “tool bar” showed up and I started to take a closer look. I think the Farm Sales Department deserves a lot more study.
Thanks again for posting these. Fun that new clues keep showing up.
Barry