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Thank for all your suggestions. I have recently bought a MIG welder so I will give that a try. Hopefully the heat from welding may help loosen the stud. I will let you know how it goes. Andrew.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ebinmaine replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
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Those won't work for me. When I switch from the deck to the plow the up and down switch too.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
MainelyWheelhorse replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
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I believe the proper word is snow, but as @ebinmaine said there are a few more colorful words for it. they tend to get more creative the more and the heavier it gets.
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Here ya' go.
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If the engine has a voltage regulator in the front of the engine flywheel cover it is a 15 amp.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ML3 replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
The blower has the steel wheels instead of skids. I did adjust spring so snowblower isn't bouncing around when down but yet its definitely lighter on the wheels. I'm sure I'll maybe need to adjust it some???? - Today
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At our end of North Carolina there are so many steep winding roads with a drop off on one side and solid rock on the other side that it doesn't take much snow to bring things to a halt. We had only one snow worth plowing last winter. I cleared our driveway and a few hundred feet of our road to the top of the first hill. It remained very cold and by the time the NCDOT got around to coming down our remote road the snow had melted and refrozen into a mile of ice. I had to take my wife for a doctors appointment before the ice melted but having grown up in New York's snow belt I knew how to deal with it.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
cleat replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
May help the blower to float and reduce wear on the skids as well. -
Lifting Wheelhorse by front axel.. winch question
FLtractor replied to FLtractor's topic in Transmissions and transaxles
1. There is that to consider. 2. yea the plastic rubbery wheel roller Thank you again -
What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ML3 replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Added a lift assist spring for snowblower on the 702. Made it definitely easier to raise up. With my lower back issues I need any help I can. - Yesterday
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Lifting Wheelhorse by front axel.. winch question
adsm08 replied to FLtractor's topic in Transmissions and transaxles
1) Ritalin. 2) Yes, anti-scalp wheel is the really wide/long one on the front. Not sure what the original material was, mine is hard, plastic-ey, possibly a petrified form of some other material. -
PennDOT did find a use for the obsolete snow plows. I see them following the flair mowers and plowing the brush off to the sides.
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Look what I found in mail today. New decal for HY2 lift lever on 1257. Cant wait to see what it looks like on tractor. How lucky are we to have a member like @Vinylguy as a member here?????
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Lifting Wheelhorse by front axel.. winch question
FLtractor replied to FLtractor's topic in Transmissions and transaxles
Fair points.. it’s the part inside my head that’s afraid I won’t put it back on or get it halfway off and stuck somehow. Just have too many projects I attempt to work on all at once I get overwhelmed. Need to start small . One at a time. Need to do as you and others said, thank you for the walkthrough. The anti scalp wheel is the longer black.. rubber? Wheel attached to deck front? -
Lifting Wheelhorse by front axel.. winch question
FLtractor replied to FLtractor's topic in Transmissions and transaxles
Good point.. I know that would be best, just afraid I’ll get unhooked and not be able to rehook it after.. not as that should currently be frustrating to me given it doesn’t now currently anyway.. have bad habit of procrastination.. so I would probably take it off and not end up putting it back on. Least I’d learn underside of tractor and deck are like -
Lifting Wheelhorse by front axel.. winch question
adsm08 replied to FLtractor's topic in Transmissions and transaxles
You are going to cause yourself 5x the work trying to be lazy this way. I can have the decks off both of my WHs, which are identical to yours, in under a minute. That's from fully assembled, mowing tractor to deck standing up on its back for cleaning/inspection. You will waste at least 5 minutes trying to figure out where to place the jack. To get the deck off you slip the belt off the deck pulley, pull the lift-link pin, pull the pin from the frame mounting bracket, turn the wheels to the right, and pull the deck out from the left. You may need to lean on the tractor a bit to make the link clear the frame. Installation is the reverse, it helps to place the front anti-scalp wheel on a piece of 2x4, this holds the deck at the correct height to get it latched back in its bracket. Also, lets assume you get under it and get your inspection done with the deck on, and find all that work you were told it needs is actually needed. What then? You aren't doing those spindle bearings with the deck installed, the whole thing has to be torn down to bits and pieces. -
SE Michigan sits on a massive salt deposit. The mine under Detroit is something else... so, salt is cheap... so we spread it roughly at an 1:1 ratio with snow... eats cars. We make cars. Hey - circular economy!!! Salt = $$$ Cars = $$$ What's not to love??? But to Ed's point above - massive environmental impact and it destroys our roads...
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Another 4x4 - I’ll just leave this here….
kpinnc replied to meadowfield's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
I'm so dense that I hadn't noticed those. They are very nice! -
I have a 16 hp Briggs that I bought. Thought it was an 18 but found out later it was a 16 but too late my bad. Just want what I have in it but make me an offer
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Our roads are still covered with a dusting(of brine, not snow) from last weeks forecast of a possible dusting of snow. Can't wait till spring when the 12 million gallon of Pa brine gets washed down the river to the Chesapeake Bay. The increased salinity should bring the rock fish and crabs up to my end of the Bay. Maybe I can sell enough crabs to replace a couple rusted up vehicles.
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6 inch wheelhorse hub caps
The Tuul Crib commented on The Tuul Crib's classified in Wheel Horse Sold Archive
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I'll just set this down right here.....
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What I got will work I believe
