Rototiller Parts Sources

I get emails periodically asking for sources for parts for the Frazer ROTOTILLER.  In response to that I have put this page together with some gentlemen who have parts for these tillers.  I have purchased parts from each of them and have received great service from each one.

Charles Johnson
800 West 31st Street South
Wichita, Kansas 67217-3240
Cjohnson20@cos.net
A former ROTOTILLER dealer with NOS parts.

Jim Fisher
lfisher4195@sbcglobal.net

Russ Jordan
rustylgj@gmail.com
Russ says "I have most items available, including mufflers, depth runners, floating drive members, and grips, but no pointed tines at this time".  See the photos and info posted below.

Michael Blaugher
www.frazerrototillerparts.com
I sell every part for the Frazer ROTOTILLER.

Thomas Andrews - Model T, 2, & 3 pick tines - See photos below
teja@tds.net

Photos of some parts available from Russ Jordan

                                                 
Reproduction ROTOTILLER muffler:  This is a heavy duty muffler with the main body being constructed from 3" exhaust pipe.  The end cap, baffle, and exhaust cap are made from .080" steel.  The old mufflers were made of .030" thick steel.  These are hand crafted pieces made by a fellow ROTOTILLER owner who wants to help preserve these machines.  Mufflers are $50 plus shipping to your location.

                                
Is your current depth runner about worn through?  You can get a brand new, hand crafted one for $30 plus actual shipping to your location.  How about your handlebar grips?  Do you still have the old wooden ones?  Here are brand new rubber ones that are more comfortable to grab and are very durable.  These can be purchased for $45 plus shipping to your location.
Contact Russ at rustylgj@gmail.com


Model T, 2, & 3 and now Home Gardner reproduction tines by Tom Andrews

                
Tom has been machining and making parts since 1957 and has built a bending fixture for making these tines using 4140 steel.  After heating the one end and making the "spade like end", he then sends them out to be hardened and tempered.  Tom says, "The tines on my tiller have been used for 3 seasons and none have broken or bent and they don’t look any different than when I put them on."   Contact Tom Andrews at teja@tds.net for details.

Tom has made this tine that will fit the Model T-2-3 and the Home Gardener.  In the photo the tine is mounted on a Home Gardener tine holder.









Are you looking for older small engine parts?  Dave at Dave's Lawn & Garden has a selection of parts for just about all the older air cooled engines in the late 60's to 80's era.  You can contact him via his website at www.daveslawngarden.com or call him at 717-665-5501.

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