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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
MainelyWheelhorse replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
@peter lena good to know, however I just had the deck off and greased everything, I’m thinking it was the mule drive pulley cover touching it and at least contributing to the shredding. I checked everything for smoothness before I put the deck on the last time. They are used parts but It seemed fine and fairly quiet. the center pulley is the next possible culprit. The top of the deck has rubber on it from the belt. I wouldn’t be surprised if the belt wasn’t tight enough and bouncing like you said because of the vice grip special knob. I’ll take it off and look it over. -
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I’ve been in this toolbox for over 25 years. I’ve never decorated it up with stickers like some guys do because i’ve never really found many that i was ok being “stuck” with. Kinda like deciding on a tattoo. I guess that explains why i have no tattoos either. But these stickers were an obviously worthy addition.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
peter lena replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
@MainelyWheelhorse you know what shreds belts ? incremental , pulley stoppage , due to lubrication failure , as the bearing hangs up , it fractionetly stops , and bounces in protest , at restart , violent bouncing produces shredding , belt break down . years ago when going after repetitive failures , one of my first , changeouts , was lubrication , deck spindles . all my decks and related pto drive points , move with ease , and no whyining noise , also no shredded belts . that pto needle cone bearing is home base , for heat related drag , and baked used to be grease . mine spin up in easy silence , lucas xtra hd green chassis grease , FLASH POINT 550 DEG, polyurea rated , stays with bearing , clean out and very little lube , or it goes to clutch disc . have never burned out a clutch disc? 40 plus years in , belt drives , demand rotational movement ease . relatively easy to get to that zone , pete -
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
squonk replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
@buckrancher Got the rear cargo carrier slot hitch mount mocked up using pieces from the carrier kit and some scrap laying around. -
What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
squonk replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Moving the amount the rod moves also changed the amount the clutch idler moves. Decreasing travel may lead to the belt not releasing. -
The 4th of July flag inspector came back
953 nut replied to 953 nut's topic in non tractor related discussion
Guess I could wait until he opens wide and then stick the walker in his mouth. -
I run my belt on the small PTO pulley, if it was on the inner pulley the belt wouldn't clear the hood. The nozzle was just some sheet metal I had in the shop, I had a dound AC duct when I first built it but the 90 stuck out so far that it kept getting in the way.
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Well she lives in Colorado, and there is lot of low-water landscaping there. This was apparently some lady's "garden" patch along a path.
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Raining here so snapped pic in basement of C160 waiting to go out side and play
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Looking for the sheet metal pan for the bottom of a SMS 425 wheel horse sickle bar mower. Mounts to the mower structure under tractor, protecting it from grass & weeds.
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Gas spring for seat lift (PT # 114343) New in package. Fits other modals.
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Seat Replacement 1987-1989 414-8
clueless replied to bradleydavidgood's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Your bolt holes should be 7.5"x 7.0" -
Ok, I hope that I get this, I'm waiting for answer from the seller
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Thanks guys! I will try get that plow then. Just ad pop up today and I was not sure about it.
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If you end up getting this am interested in knowing what is on the ID tag. The 9095 build date is not correct. It should be 0095. The end of a calendar year often messed with their Julian build dates. The model number is readable 06-42BC01 - a 1980 model The serial looks like 1116x
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WH Hub Caps - set shown total $145 - cash pick up Poughkkepsie, NY area - or buyer pays shipping - sold as is, no returns, no holds - please send p.m. for info?
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You aren’t far off! Aaron has an Antic e-bike. It’s made by the same company as One Wheel and can lock in a wheelie. Since my shoulder is pretty messed up and my new One Wheel GT is charging, I’ve been messing with that quite a bit at the camp ground. Pics and videos coming soon…
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Manual for it Click fuzzy picture
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Yes, it will make a useful addition for your 312-8. You may have to modify the blade angle lever to clear the foot rest. The lever can be bent, the offset turned around, and spacers added to clear the foot rest. I also like the lever that pulls the locking pin in the front so my fingers are squeezing the lever. If you intend to use the blade for grading , a solid lift link can be used to apply down force for scraping.
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here is a pic of one I made a while back for one.
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I cant tell in pic but appears the push/pull rod is missing that changes the blade angle. No biggie very easy to fab one up with a couple Heim joints and round stock, all thread would work but not very stout. Very handy piece of equipment and one of my favorite seat times, pushing snow.
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Yes, it will fit. And it looks complete, but without the optional bent metal skids. But by using the Dial-a-Height adjuatment, they are nice to have, but not absolutely required. How is the cutting edge? It is symmetrical and can be flipped over - if that has not already been done.
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Looks Good!!
