[nicholas rees]

i have just been given a wolsely webb 3hp wizard cultivator with a briggs stratton engine. im told could be circa 70,s to early 80,s.
it has a front jockey wheel and mower type bars. this is all i know about it, so any info would be appreciated. eg is it  2 or 4 stroke , user info , service info , operating instructions anything generic to the range even.

many thanks

[Bigbadfrankie]

Another free wizard wow . Its a four stroke. Good little machine. Have a look at Philskins posts and turn green with envy

[dorimower]

..but read the belt guide bracket bit of Phils battles very carefully..

 Meanwhile,...if you can find the engine numbers stamped into the tinwork you should be able to download an engine operating manual and engine parts list from; http://www2.briggsandstratton.com/maint_repair/manual_and_more/
 Look for the numbers on the flat vertical starter cowling tinwork that faces the carb/air filter

 The 3rd set, Code, will give a clue to age..of engine at least....reading Year, Month, Day, Factory.

Also worth a read is Richards website www.merrytiller.co.uk  He is amassing info in support of things Merry Tiller

The Wizard 3hp shared a chassis with early Merry Tiller Cadet.  The Cadet later gained very useful folding handles and this chassis then went on to be used as the Qualcast Cultimatic B66 but then with home produced A114 engine.

All the best,
           "Dori"

[philskin]

hi nicholas well done and welcome to the wizard club ,these are cracking little machines i just restored mine and love it although i own a new machine as well ,any questions and there are people on here who are red hot ,the machine was made by wolseley in electric avenue  birmingham originally with a white engine and guarde with green chassis ( irish post office green ) made between the early 60s and mid 70s .see my posts for more info cheers and well done  phil

ps dont forget to post photos we all love piccies

[nicholas rees]

thanks all for replies,
im going to clean it up a bit and find the serial no and look up posts as suggested.
my motorbike building neighbour has suggested he "tricks it up a bit" and i caught him admiring it,  so i will keep my eye on it in case it goes in to his workshop one day.

nick