I have a Mont. Ward (Gilson) snowblower model GIL 35210B. The bevel shaft housing cracked and I need to find a replacement. It appears the housing is made...
That machine dates back to about 1967. I don't know what is available as an OEM item from LawnBoy but my guess is that the odds are slim. My FAQ page outlines...
First let me welcome those of you who have joined the group lately. I know that right know I'm pretty wrapped up in home and yard projects. Nonetheless I have...
Nice job on the Montgomery Ward Repaint. I came across a "Gilson" specimin of that machine a few weeks ago. THe old codger wanted $200. for it and it was more...
hello there guys, my name is chris and i came across your site when i was at work one day and someone pointed you guys out to me. a little history lesson...
... $200. ... Thanks Pete: I came across an owner's manual for this machine. It seems that the person who gave me the blower also gave me that manual. I wasn't...
Welcome to the new members who have joined the group in the waning days of summer. Feel free to share your machine in the photo section or ask or answer any...
And from what I hear what remains for parts for Hann Eclipse is very limited. Anyone have machine or brochures they can post? They were never a huge brand here...
I just got an old Craftsman brand snowthrower and it's missing some parts. I'd like to find out how I can get it running. I need info on the chain drive...
From an Estate, was given to me - no spark, points maybe? also carb was off, not sure how throttle linkage hooks up. Stay tuned for updates - anyone have one...
... on ... I believe you will have a diffucult time getting parts for that. I have a 1962 Craftsman 6hp, can get engine parts, but nothing for the rest of it...
Is a new one needed? Would a rebuild kit get you going? If it is shot or damaged try looking for another vinatge engine that you can use for parts or one a...
Senator was one of the private brands Gilson built. Anyone have one? I'd love to see some pictures including a good dead on shot of the logo. Manual cover...
Just a reminder to check your crankcase oil before starting that snowblower for the first time this year. Many a machine has been destroyed because the oil was...
Hi everyone! I just grabbed a Montgomery Ward 4HP GIL-484C at a garage sale for FIVE BUCKS. I'm a new homeowner, I have not worked on small engines before, but...
Sounds like a great find. Not many of those got sold here in New England from what I can tell. I've never seen one in person. Keep us posted! Pete ... on ... ...
Okay, here's the quick rundown on the 484C: Many bolts are missing--had to make a run to the local hardware store just to "plug all the holes." Upon...
I picked up a 1977 model 35213A (Wards labeled) off of eBay earlier this summer for $50 bucks. It is all original and has all the things Pete's site said it...
I need a scrapper bar for the 55134 model Gilson, 8 hp, 26 cut. I checked at both local Toro dealers in my area, one wanted $57.00, and the other found a Ford...
Ok folks, I put up the pictures of my Gilson . Its listed in the Photos section under 1977 Wards.... The machine is a champ. Can't wait to clean up after a...
i picked up a montgomery ward snow thrower the other day for $50! Here's what i know it was made around 1980. it is a 7hp 24in cut 2 stage and has a tecumseh...
Steve, The TMO designation is for a MTD or Yardman built machine. You might try to do a search on Google for info on your machine. I have heard that MTD does...
Nice job I like the way you were able to work around the decals, that did a lot to keep it looking authentic. That has the semi-pneumatic tires, you might keep...
Adapting another 26 inch part is probably the best bet. As time goes by the volume on Gilson parts is diminishing and this helps drive the cost of parts. The...
Thanks for the review Pete. I was amazed that all of the decals were still on the machine. I masked them all off to kept it looking as authentic as possiable....
I forgot to mention that those semi-pneumatic and hard rubber tires appreciate it if you block them up when not in use. Just lift the handles an inch or so and...