Air Conditioned Lawnmower, 1957
In October 1957, advertisements introduced the "Power Mower of the Future," showcasing the next generation of lawn mowing equipment.
This innovative machine featured a bubble-shaped model with its own air conditioning system. The lawnmower had a five-foot diameter plastic sphere where the rider sat on an air-foam cushioned seat.
Equipped with an electric generating system, it powered running lights, a radio telephone, air conditioning, and even a cooling system for a chilled drink on a hot day. This versatile machine could mow the lawn, weed, feed, seed, spray for insects, plow snow, and haul equipment. It could even double as a golf cart.
More than just a concept, this machine was featured on the cover of a 1958 edition of Mechanix Illustrated. However, it never went into production.
Source: History Vista
In October 1957, advertisements introduced the "Power Mower of the Future," showcasing the next generation of lawn mowing equipment.
This innovative machine featured a bubble-shaped model with its own air conditioning system. The lawnmower had a five-foot diameter plastic sphere where the rider sat on an air-foam cushioned seat.
Equipped with an electric generating system, it powered running lights, a radio telephone, air conditioning, and even a cooling system for a chilled drink on a hot day. This versatile machine could mow the lawn, weed, feed, seed, spray for insects, plow snow, and haul equipment. It could even double as a golf cart.
More than just a concept, this machine was featured on the cover of a 1958 edition of Mechanix Illustrated. However, it never went into production.
Source: History Vista
Air Conditioned Lawnmower, 1957
In October 1957, advertisements introduced the "Power Mower of the Future," showcasing the next generation of lawn mowing equipment.
This innovative machine featured a bubble-shaped model with its own air conditioning system. The lawnmower had a five-foot diameter plastic sphere where the rider sat on an air-foam cushioned seat.
Equipped with an electric generating system, it powered running lights, a radio telephone, air conditioning, and even a cooling system for a chilled drink on a hot day. This versatile machine could mow the lawn, weed, feed, seed, spray for insects, plow snow, and haul equipment. It could even double as a golf cart.
More than just a concept, this machine was featured on the cover of a 1958 edition of Mechanix Illustrated. However, it never went into production.
Source: History Vista
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