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$4.85 in centraL PA on Sunday. Speaking of: Does anyone happen to know if there’s limits on how many gallons your average Joe Sixpack can haul in legal containers? I assume that would be a federal not state limit?
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I wasn't at their high level meeting either... too busy keeping track of Pullstart doling out ice cream. Word on the street is it's a free for all and run what ya brung. Really ?? Does it matter? Long as it's a ...
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Thanks for exhuming that old topic. Posted long before I ever stumbled across this place, it’s really marvelous reading. With bonus pics, too! Great stuff.
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transaxle 1532 bearing
gwest_ca-(File Mod) replied to Bar Nuthin's topic in Transmissions and transaxles
Can you weld a 3/8" nut to it and pull with a slide hammer? You would need to ground good on the case to prevent the current travelling through the bearings which would damage them. -
Today I became a grandpa for the second time! My granddaughter is four and my grandson was born at 2:03 today. 10lbs 6oz ! Praise god everyone is doing great ❤️ We are going to meet him in the morning ❤️
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Yeah, I went ahead and power washed it in anticipation of taking it apart. Drained the oil and it looks clean.
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to Red Square. Nice looking tractors.
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37" mower deck that was on my 416H. P/N 23785. Tried it briefly & it functioned. I'll include mule drive. Not sure what other models it will fit. Has been patched/repaired.
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We have always heard the phrase attributed to Henry Ford that “you can buy a Model T in any color as long as its BLACK” well not at the beginning. In the first years of production from 1908 to 1913, the Model T was not available in black, but rather only in gray, green, blue, and red. Green was available for the touring cars, town cars, coupes, and Landaulets. Gray was available for the town cars only and red only for the touring cars. By 1912, all cars were being painted midnight blue with black fenders. In 1914 the "any color so long as it is black" policy was implemented. Also, Henry Ford was an early environmentalist (or tightwad). To save space and lower shipping costs—especially for international destinations like Australia and New Zealand—Ford shipped Model T cars disassembled inside large wooden packing cases. According to historical lore, Henry Ford instructed his component suppliers to build these shipping crates using exact dimensions, specific wood types, and pre-spaced measurements so the boards could double as Model T floorboards once unpacked.
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@Wild Bill in VA, can you answer this for us.
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At least VW provided a fire wall. Model T (1908–1925), the fuel tank sat directly under the front seat inside the passenger compartment, meaning no firewall separated it from the occupants. For the final 1926–1927 model years, Ford moved the tank into the cowl dash directly ahead of the driver, but it remained unseparated by firewall.
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That's OK - Proms during the week, but put the working clothes on for the weekend....
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@Bar Nuthin I will not be attending this year with tractors, I might go to see everyone else’s though!
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@ri702bill my c-141 acts like a prom queen sometimes but I use her to mow too!
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Hey! I Know that one!
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Same in Maine
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416-8 with the Ark front end loader. A pretty good first WH Then I picked up a RJ58 and went out of control for a while buying round hoods. Have since sold all of the attachments and most of the tractors. Still have 2 RJs, a 400, a 401, a 654, an 855, a 520-HC with 2 stage blower, 418-C and only 2 customs
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Yes a vertical one is going on solid blocking. I will show the complete thing when finished as ordering parts for the various plumbing fixtures and stuff has stalled the completion. Here is some eye candy with many coats of Danish oil finally sealing down the wood of an enemy battle implement. What three coats will do on some fine grain walnut takes twenty on this stuff.
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It would be easy to get debris inside the case if you try to get it out with out opening it up
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I have my late father's 1965 Wheelhorse 10hp model 1045 with mower deck and dozer blade that I would like to get to a good home. My Dad was working on getting it running again shortly before he died. It's going to new new rear tires and the transmission seems to be stuck after sitting so long, but it does come with some extra gears for the manual transmission along with an extra housing. $550 or best offer. You pick up.
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Probably no cheating and not splitting the case, I'm guessing. I really just want to see if this thing is functional before I get too far into it, Maybe I should have left the epoxy in place
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Troy-Built Rototiller "Pony" 5 HP Briggs
SylvanLakeWH commented on SylvanLakeWH's classified in Non-Wheel Horse
@WHX?? If you act now, I'll give him the supporter price if Kevin can fit it next to the A-60... that's better than a set of ginsu knives... -
Betcha y’all didn’t know 224
c-series don replied to 953 nut's topic in non tractor related discussion
Henry Ford and family had an amazing estate here in Southampton called Fordune, it was right on the ocean, behind the dunes comprising approximately 250 acres. He was also a member of Shinnecock Golf Club, where the US Open was just played in June. Years ago an old timer named Gene in my fire department told me a story. As I kid he was a caddy at Shinnecock and was walking home when a gentleman stopped his car and asked if he needed a ride. Gene said yes and hopped in. The gentleman drove him right to his house, and when Gene thanked him, he asked his name. The guy said my name is Henry Ford!! I can still see the smile on ole Gene’s face when he told me that story!
