Anybody know of an Antique Outdoor Power Equipment Club? I've heard rumors of a show in the Syracuse, NY area. I've got a 5 hp David Bradley unit that I'd either like to get manuals/attachments for, or to sell it to some enthusiast who'll get a big kick out of it. I'd also like to get a manual for my Toro SportLawn reel mowers. I'm always on the look out for rare or unusual mechanical devices so I can give my wife something to complain about...

Seems to me there's interest in older power tools - its fun to tinker with them, most times it doesn't cost much to fix, you don't have to deal with lots of electronics, and they don't take up much room.

Plus they're cool.

Thanks!