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Will Crank, But Will Not Start... 417A with a 17 HP Kohler Engine
the jeep driver replied to the jeep driver's topic in Engines
No, the tractor was last used 8/22 or 8/23 and it ran fine. The only difference between that mowing and prior was that I had to mow in the rain for about 20 minutes. I parked it in the garage, and didn't clean it off as normal... I usually blow all the debris off when finished. When I wanted to mow on 8/30 it wouldn't start and after messing with it for a while, I borrowed my neighbors mower. I do not have a manometer for compression testing... I did see on how to make on in the manual 953 posted, haven't had time to make it... I may see if anyone I know has one. -
Masking removed from bottom of hood. Red is now complete. There are some dust and bugs in the paint but I will clean that up later.
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Doner heart. Looks rough, but PO said it "ran when pulled" t Trimming the fat before clean up.
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Masking removed from bottom of hood. Red is now complete. There are some dust and bugs in the paint but I will clean that up later.
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Used the aluminum one that is stock for the LSE. Bolts right up with the horn kit with chrome cap.
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My yard is similar. The Dillsburg Brick Co. operated on and off for roughly a century. A house about 1/8 mile up from me was the main office. A 1/2 mile in the other direction is the quarry where they got the clay, on the ground of Camp Tuckahoe. Best I can figure from the maps I have my yard was in the brick drying yard.
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What's the hub adapter you used?
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This chrome wheel came from Summit Racing and it's on my first LSE. Spent some $$$$$ with them since the mid 70's on the muscle cars. Good products and great customer service. Didn't know Superior was still around. Not sure if they could replicate the same leather wrapped wheel ?? Good idea though.
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So I wanted to dig litle hole
ebinmaine replied to pfrederi's topic in non tractor related discussion
Some o' you would het a kick outta this video. Some have seen it. The boulders in the wall are all from the base ground level. Notice that the front of the wall is about 3 feet tall and the rear is over 7. There's over 800 cubic yards of fill above the original ground level. - Today
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Pics from a couple weeks ago. Picked up a wheel horse cart from marketplace for a good deal. Managed to get some work out of the youngens utilizing it behind the 314-8.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ebinmaine replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Started separating the Herd for transportation to @JCM & @Raven 's annual North Berwick Meet n Greet. -
Working out the bugs… trying to get rid of a little hesitation off idle has been fun. Adjusting the accelerator pump, idle mixture screws, idle adjustment… It’s a great day to cruise to the beach!
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Well it's been a long time coming but I finally got the hood sanded, primed, and the bottom side painted. Top side red paint applied.
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Well, it is sunny today. Supposed to rain tonight but I took that as a good day to apply some paint. Top side of two hoods and two fenders got some red paint.
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I have to admit; I used several of my "nine lives" doing stupid c@#p and a few more that were out of my control. I am more careful now that I only have one or maybe two remaining.
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The good news... they both survived, so no law suits against my neighbor for hiring this couple.
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I don't think that the man lift device carries an OSHA certification. But then, there is the time I but a ladder on top of my CJ7's hard top to trim a tree...... No pictures, but the medical doctor who lived across the street saw me and commented on that - several times, over a couple of years.
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Anybody else ever notice how often there seems to be one of those order pickers and their truck sized cart right in front of the shelf location of the very item you are wanting? On the other hand, those order pickers know the store well and are a good resource to ask when something can't be found.
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Happy Birthday
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I love the two old geezers sitting in the balcony!
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but not for me. If you've ever seen the folks that pick your stuff, you might think twice. I much prefer to pick my own. My daughter uses the grocery service from Walmart and is frequently complaining about meat and other items that are at, near, or beyond expiry dates. No sir. I'll do my own shopping if you please.
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Sundstrand hydro gear Transmission
McTurff replied to McTurff's topic in Transmissions and transaxles
https://youtube.com/shorts/ftbXNsTVIJs?is=yxsi0EnviLkc SHE RUNS!!! started right up first try and it drives transmission is good! Can't believe it! Check out video Also pic below from add when I first saw it paid $30 saved it from mower graveyard and would have been scrap in 2 months according to PO Thanks for everyone's help! -
In this neck of the woods it's like trying to dig in a barrel of bowling balls!
