PART TWO - Specification

This was an all-steel lawnmower with all components made of sheet steel or
bar. There were no castings. Clearly, this was a mower suited to Australia's
fledgling steel industry. However, It was not unique in using steel on a
pushie. Competition would come from Adam's competitor, Clyde Engineering,
with their all-steel Clyde lawnmowers.

The wheel gears and pinions were machine cut from solid blanks and a ratchet
system replaced the common pawl arrangement (I am unsure how that worked).

This was a well-speced mower in that self-adjusting ball bearings were used
throughout, including the steel rear roller.

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TO BE CONTINUED ...