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So sorry for your loss....
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Thank You to Everyone. I really found out at this week how blessed we are. From old co-workers, the local community, and the WH guys, just Aces. Butch was a wheel horse guy, (imagine that), a 310-8 magnum (and others ). He had a plow on it and did use it. When I went to his home place to start straightening up, the 310 was in the middle of the garage in a puddle of water, chains on the ground laying in front of it. Later, checking his cameras, I seen him pushing snow and spinning a lot. He got 2/3's of it done with the 310, and good enough. I figured he could not stand it and had to get the shovel out for finishing touches. Like Mike said do what you can and back off when necessary. Good advice. yes
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@c-series donthere was one in January at the Lebanon Expo Center, I wanted to go, but opted to avoid a large crowd right before my surgery. Same location where Josh Draven’s tractor show is in February. You would definitely enjoy a Cabin Fever show,
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i hate wheel horse blowers
GeneB replied to horseman with no horse's topic in Implements and Attachments
Send me a message if you are coming. I will be home all day tomorrow GPS I96 and Beck rd. I live about 5 miles from there i will send address if you are coming -
So sorry for your loss.
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Holee molee Batman we got a bleeping buch of snow! I haven't seen this much since 1999, when we got over 20 inches. We are now at 10 to 12 inches, and it's still snowing! We usually get wet heavy snow but this stuff is powder. I've never seen that here in NC before. And the first day we are supposed to get above freezing is Tuesday. Even then only about 40 degrees. I hope to get some better pics tomorrow but this was 5 hours ago:
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Prayers guys... goes to show how short it is.
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Ok if it's medical you get a pass. For all we know there coulda been some hotties down to the senior citizens center and you got shanghaied. Locked yourself in with em or somethin... or is that what put ya in the hospital????
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Sorry to hear of your loss Joe, thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
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Little spendy though.
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I'd guess Wheel Horse Parts & More
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Prayers for your brother, you and family...
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So sad to leave so young. Sorry for your losses Joe and Don. Rest easy Butch and Mel.
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Most definitely glad your ok
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I cut a fuel line a couple inches too long and that way it will hang out of the hole till it is buttoned up. Then I cut it to length last thing. That hose length needs to be just right so it doesn't kink or pull on the pump.
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I’m very sorry for your loss Joe. I was at work on Tuesday when I got a call stating that one of our truck drivers, Mel would not be there. I was then shocked when told that he had a heart attack shoveling snow on Monday. Mel was one of the nicest guys you could ever meet, I mean a genuinely nice person. He was 63 years old and in great physical condition. Mel was still playing ice and deck hockey at his age. He never smoked or drank. I was in a bulldozer when I got the call and had to shut it down and leave the job site. I had to get in my truck and go for a ride just to digest this horrible news. I’m still in shock this even happened. He was just talking to me about retiring and spending time with his grandkids. Poor guy worked hard his whole life only to be cut short at the end. R.I.P Butch and Mel
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For your original carbs, get the genuine rebuild kit from Kohler it's available on Amazon among other places just know that if it's a newer production it will have Rehlko on it I thought I got ripped off for minute until I realized that is Kohlers new name haha KOHLER 25 757 01-S Second is try to move the throttle shaft side to side all the way around and see how much play is there, if it's too loose you will need to install some bushings. This is not a option if you want a good running engine. Hillman Group 58087 Thrust Bearing, Bronze 1/4 X 7/16 X 1/16 You will need two of these as you will have to stack 2 on top of each other. If you are lucky you will have a removable ball stud assembly on the throttle shaft that you can remove to get the bushings in. If not you will have to remove the throttle plate. The brass screws on there are peened on the back side so you may have to grind away part of the screw with a Dremel prior to trying to remove them. I have been able to remove them without doing that, but its always a risk. Replacement screw size is #3-48 x 1/4" DO NOT reuse the original screws. You can either get brass screws again and peen them or get stainless screws with lock washer's and loctite.
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So sorry to hear that Joe.. Much too young
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Great to hear that you are home @953 nut !! Pray you well.
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I’d like to find both of these tractors, but I guess I’ll have to live with one for now. PM me on RedSquare if you have something. I’m not looking for outstanding quality because it’ll be a restoration project. I’ve also got LOTS of trading material. Thanks for looking
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I realize this is old but do you possibly have a picture of the re drill you done to make it clear your plow lever ?
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Really sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. Prayers to you & your family in this time of sorrow.
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Big Unit @ebinmaine ain't too shabby with oem carbs.
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Not to make more work for ya CD but good idea. Can lengthen the hose a bit then.
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Over the years when our kids were small, I'd make wooden toys for them. You know, the drop a marble and watch it make it's way to the bottom and other such gadgets. Reminds me I need to make the grandbabies stilts. While going through our pictures this week my wife pointed out a wooden sedan delivery I made and asked where it was. Well, we sold it along with most of our other possessions when we moved overseas in 1993. It was simple but durable as I planned on them playing with it. It's on the shelf behind our son.
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