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I loaded the feeder about a week ago. The first one showed up this evening.
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More pictures of the diesel painted it looking good
mudmowerdiesel replied to mudmowerdiesel's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ML3 replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Slowly getting the tractors outta storage in back shed. Wanna go thru them one at a time getting them ready for summer. Hasn't been easy cause we've had so much rain. Yard is like a swamp & don't wanna have a mess moving them from shed to garage. Got the rat rod all ready & added a simple belt guard. Have been fortunate so far not to get my jeans jammed up in pulleys/belt. Try to keep moving on to next ones.... -
Yes everything. Jerry
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Is it $500 for everything? Very interested
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Many old machine shops had wood block floors, one reason is that expensive parts and tools might not be damaged if dropped. I worked at Sylvania where we had a wood block floor in the tool & die shop. Coolant was mixed and stored in a 55 gallon drum filled using a slow running garden hose. One time I lost track of time doing other things and the drum ran over soaking the wood blocks, you should have seen how high that swelling went and how the boss lost it in me.
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Just remove the ring gear from the 301 flywheel. I've done 2 of them. Easy Peasy.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Chris689 replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Got the tri-ribs swapped over, replaced the front tie rods, and topped off the trans oil. Then gave my youngest a ride around the yard. It’s nice having this back up and running fully again. -
The k241 has a different stroke then the k301. Therefore, the cranks are different and can’t be swapped. Additionally, the flywheel for the starter generator is not set up for a stator and the bearing plates are also different because of the mounting of the stator. The only option is the measure both flywheels and take the ring gear off the one flywheel when it’s cherry red. Once it’s off, heat the ring gear cherry red and drop in on the other flywheel and let cool.
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I've had my feeders out for two weeks and no hummers yet. Maybe Sunday....a two day flight from NE Pa to SC Pa.
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Multiple photos of the entire belt system might help us see the problem. Remove the carburetor and clean it out completely. I wonder if you messed up the adjusting screws or the carburetor body with all of the adjusting.
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Wheel Horse part # 7473, 5/8" by 82"
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Your belt guard, S / G and the bracket it mounts on will be a direct swap as will the flywheel cover but I don't think the flywheel from a k-241 will be compatible with the K-301 crank shaft due to balancing differances. Perhaps @gwest_ca or @richmondred01 can confirm this one way or the other.
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Almost finished with the raffle tractor and I need an idea on this belt size. Thanks. P.S. if you guys want you I'll post some pictures
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I thought it was good but today it did it again! also i have to run it on choke unless i turn the main jet screw in and out than it runs off choke and i slowly have to pull the choke out more and more until i do it again what should i do?
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Wrong rock star, actually rock 'n' roll musician Jerry Lee Lewis married his 13-year-old cousin, Myra Gale Brown, in December 1957. She was his third wife and was the daughter of his cousin, J.W. Brown. The scandal, particularly when revealed during a 1958 UK tour, severely damaged his career
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Sounds suspiciously like the AMC and Munn Investment ownership years.
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Ah yes, dirty bean water. Disgusting.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Razorback replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Spent some time looking at my 36RD deck. Last season I had put the deck on the tractor just for the fun of it. (Now I remember.... The front wheel bushings on my normal mower were shot and I was waiting for parts to arrive) I don't remember using the deck before. I don't normally mow with the C160... it's a garden machine. While I was using it, the middle blade fell off! The bolt securing the blade broke. Again, I don't remember ever doing anything with this deck since I acquired the tractor, so I'm guessing the PO over-tightened the bolt. Anyway, today I sharpened the blades, used an easy-out to get the remainder of the bolt out of the spindle shaft, and then cleaned up the underside of the deck. While doing all of this, I noticed there was no bolt on the top side of this same spindle (!), so I remedied that using a bolt, washer, and split washer out of my pile o'stuff. Sometime soon I will put the deck on the tractor and see how it does. Thankful that this was a rather simple fix, requiring no bearings, spindles, etc. Our yard is almost an acre, so this smaller deck is just what came with the tractor. A few years back, a neighbor GAVE me a 42SD deck! I might try that one, too. (We normally mow with a Craftsman PGT-9000 that has a 54" deck). -
A public shout out and a request
adsm08 replied to Docwheelhorse's topic in non tractor related discussion
My activity here drops off significantly at the start of April. April brings trout, and soccer, and warmer weather brings work on projects and vehicle repairs that were band-aided during the winter. I've been able to sit down at the computer at all maybe one night every other week for the last month. -
Loaded and ready to go. Hopefully I get rid of all this crap (I mean awesome stuff).
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Very well could be. At 77, one's mind is not quite as sharp as it once was. Thanks. Doodad
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Sorry no picture yet but the first humming bird of the year. Wife has had the feeder out for a couple days,. usually means the first Baltimore Oriole will be here in few days Will set out the orange slice and the grape jelly tomorrow SPRING!!!
