Pls help me identify today’s finds

[LAWN BOY]

After 35 minutes, one bloody finger, and a lot of sweat, I unearthed these goodies from a pile of scrap and brush that the neighbor dumped on the far side of my grandmas farm many years ago. The one thing appears to be a Simplicity mower or snowblower hood, and I’d like to know what it goes to. The engine is a McCulloch, perhaps one of those McCulloch go-kart or drone motors that I’ve heard of? Of course when I saw the Automower handle I was hoping there’d be a whole lawn boy below it, but nope, just the handle. I also found a vintage WI lisence plate. If anyone recognizes what the Simplicity and McCulloch stuff is for that’d be great.
Perhaps @heimannm knows what the McCulloch is…

 

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The hood is off a 1970 Simplicity Sno-Away snowblower. I googled and found this picture. When I was a kid we had one of these and a Landlord Garden tractor.

 

[LAWN BOY]

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The hood is off a 1970 Simplicity Sno-Away snowblower. I googled and found this picture. When I was a kid we had one of these and a Landlord Garden tractor.View attachment 422703

Thank you! Cool.

 

[Bill G]

You need better pictures of whatever McCulloch thing that is

 

[LAWN BOY]

Here are some better pics of the McCulloch:

 

[heimannm]

That is a moped engine, BHE90 or some similar model. The rest of the bike was put together by AMF if I recall.

I think the only documentation I have are hard copies with a NOS engine in the display. That stone looking piece on the output shaft is a friction wheel that drove the bicycle/moped tire directly.

Mark

 

[LAWN BOY]

That is a moped engine, BHE90 or some similar model. The rest of the bike was put together by AMF if I recall.

I think the only documentation I have are hard copies with a NOS engine in the display. That stone looking piece on the output shaft is a friction wheel that drove the bicycle/moped tire directly.

Mark

Thank you for letting me know.