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    Posted: 17 Jan 2011 at 8:35am
How many different AC lawn mower were made.
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Here's a site with just about all the info you could ever want
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This is a walk behind self propelled mower, 3.5 horse power, model # WB-2235S.
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Oops, sorry 'bout that!
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That mower was produced by HAHN and sold under AC name at AC dealers during the late 60's. They had 4 models during that time frame, a 19", a 22" a 22"Selfpropelled and a 21" large rear wheeled model. I have one like you do that's self propelled and the large wheel model. I referenced the model number off the sales brochure I have. Hope that helps, Dave.
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Dave mine has the larger rear wheels and the blade can be shut off. The engine has been replaced.

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Tom, all the mower models have front mounted spindles and have a belt driven blade except the lower end 19" model. Both the base model 22 and the Self Propelled 22" have 10" wheels on the rear for easier manuverability. The larger WB2140H has 16" rear wheels and 4HP.
If you look at the model #'s you can decipher the mower. after WB, 21" cut width and 40=4.0 HP, H=High Wheel. WB, 22" cut, 35=3.5 HP, S=Self Propelled. The lower model was a WB1930.
Yours, like mine, should have a black and red lever just under the handle bars to engage the belt for the blades and for the self propelled mechanism.
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Tom, I went back through my broshures and I found a listing for a WB2135-HS. It's not shown in the lituriture but it is listed in the 1968 price list. I'd love some pics of the one you have. Dave H.
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There is another picture Dave.
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There is another picture Dave.
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