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If you have to remove the low oil switch in the base of the engine there are special instructions on how to do it without damaging the switch
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Ig switch receipt from a2z has several #s and that is one. 10-4 om the meter. You are good. That explains the recent blown fuse thanks. Any other fuses or fusible links? Good info on oil switch, my other tractor must be wired differently. You may have saved me extra head ache there. I'll get a little more time on it soon.
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I sold an old Sears 16 HP Onan tractor and only had my chainsaw mix to fire it up. To my surprise it didn't smoke a bit
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I Wouldn't Mow This Slope
Beap52 replied to T-Mo-(Moderator)'s topic in non tractor related discussion
By the end of the video, my nose was running and my eyes burning and itchy from the pollen he was stirring up. Grandpa would come in after brush hogging all day and his hood of the tractor would be yellow in pollen. If I did that, my eyes would have been swollen shut. -
CB Radio antenna help needed.
ebinmaine replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
I've ordered a Uniden magnet base and this Browning BR-92-BL Antenna. Excellent reviews. Tunable. This will give a good tall stand out appearance too. Blue anodized coil will look good on my blue truck. I stuck with a magnet mount for two reasons. 1. Reception from the roof top center seems universally recognized as good. 2. Going in & out of the barn with the 9 foot doorway it'll either snap through or I'll lay it over manually. -
I have 1974 B-80, 1975 B-80, 1978 B-81 / B-111, 300 & 400 Series Manual, & operating instructions for Dozer/Snow Blade 42" & 48" blades. I want to sell all for $25 o.b.o.
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Hole grew to include this area.
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Fogging for mosquitoes??
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Onan P-Series Ignition Module Replacement [Photos]
BMW Phil replied to Duramax7man7's topic in Engines
What’s the purpose of the black rectangular insulator behind the ignition sensor? it seems that the mounting screws would ground the sensor anyway- furthermore, the Onan ignition test schematic shows a ground connection to the sensor. Is it for heat insulation? Or does it raise the sensor closer to the trigger ring? My 520 with a P200 was rock solid for years until the (original?) ignition failed. There was NO insulator under the sensor- Ive installed a new sensor, but can’t get a reliable spark- ive dealt with the 9-pin connector, and bypassed all the safety switches, battery pos to coil pos. what next? -
Dave D. joined the community
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What new crop did the farmer plant? Beets me!
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Hope this helps.
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That's better than being horizontally blessed.
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Yep. My opinion is that a K181 with the K161 air cleaner gives you a max of 7 HP--and most of the time, that’ll be enough!
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Wow! We’re downright sleepytown here. The huge news a couple years back was the kid who stole a ‘vette at 3 AM from the dealer a mile or so away. He really didn’t know how to drive it. Wash’t being chased but came up our street about 80. It’s a pretty steep hill and the hill-facing “T” intersection at the top only becomes visible within 300 ft. Plenty of time to slow down if you’re paying attention. Skid marks suggested he tried to turn doing 60 or so, lost control, and went down a driveway smashing a garage. The ‘vette was totaled but the kid was able to run. Caught a few hours later hanging around the train station (good video from the dealer lot security cameras!)
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Side shot Saturday... AND SUNDAY !
ebinmaine replied to Sparky-(Admin)'s topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
We moved the camper with my 1974 C160-8 Cinnamon Horse. -
Found on my 1967 657. It’s just about faded out.
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Wheel Horse C-81 with Plow chains and weights
WH Enthusiast commented on WH Enthusiast's classified in Wheel Horse for Sale
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Wheel Horse C-81 with Plow chains and weights
WH Enthusiast posted a classfied in Wheel Horse for Sale
Garage/Shed kept Wheel Horse C-81 with Plow chains and inside rear wheel weights. Runs good. I also have another c-81 without plow runs great and quite a few spare parts in interested. -
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"Not polarity sensitive" This reassures me thanks. One spade takes 1 wire and other 2. I WILL get to those other 2 reads thanks. That clutch switch, the belt is long AND/OR the pedal needs adjusted. Going to pull the fuse block to clean and inspect. So if they blow I can isolate. Two old ones bad. This WH has way more hours than my other. We'll call it experience and patina. I'll update.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
sqrlgtr replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Finished up on the C160 front end today replaced tie rods with some l had made a while back. Also added thrust bearings on the spindles. Good thing I had the homegrown tie rods ready, one of the old ones fell apart when I took it off . Steers way easier than before even with the wider wheels and 5 rib V61 tires. -
I Wouldn't Mow This Slope
cafoose replied to T-Mo-(Moderator)'s topic in non tractor related discussion
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Looking for the grass (deflector) rod for my sickle bar mower. I have no clue what model I have, only that it's a 48"er. I found two part #'s. I think it's safe to assume it's #2685. That was the number on 6 of the 8 I looked at. The other 2 were #5597. I'm sure either would work.
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Gotta remember that. I'll be changing springs on my truck sometime.
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If I would have had a little plasma cutter it would have been a snap. The tool that saved me most was a right angle grinder with a small cutting wheel. Found it for short money at open bin tools at Harbor Freight
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Solenoids are not polarity sensitive, either way is fine. We just went through a very similar problem with anot5her member here. I am giving you a link to that thread as well ad the wiring manual for your 310-8, take a close look at the START page (7-70) as yours doesn't have the idiot lights and extra wires that the 314 has.
