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Sven82 joined the community
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Evening, Another one came across marketplace. What model is it? Another Early suburban? Hmm seller saying all parts should be in box.. and it ran and drove before disassembly to paint and clean up.. but no engine in pictures and that box doesn’t look big enough to hold whatever engine it would have come with.. seller asking $200.00.. worth it?
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Dave Zabell joined the community
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How far was he? Will he measure 150"? WTG, great buck. Ya got me thinkin I shoulda left my little 6 walk the second time.
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Yep, but I had some really fatty bacon to use up, so I cut back a bit. Better bacon next time will be 1/5.
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I thought you said it was 1 lb bacon to 5 lb venny?
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Good nite tonight ... Had this guy come in. We had had him on camera and he might be the one the campers saw at plow day and halloween party but several nice ones been seen. Least we know the LS works on the 1067. I should had a pulley on him to pull it up. 'Nother thing I know fer sure is the X bow is dialed in. Double lunger pass through & nice blood trail. Went about 50 yards.
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Hello Horse family 😀. This working 6 days a week is not ideal since daylight savings is bankrupt but, I managed to get the 1076 a bath, new rear shoes and got a motor bolted into the Automatic 12 since the C120 is no longer around 😭. Will get more pictures when it's light out tomorrow!
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
adsm08 replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Today we set out to rebuild the carb on the Commando. The needle has been sticking, so it will either not start for lack of fuel, or it floods. We got started, then I got pulled away for another task, and the boy finished without me. When we tried it it started to pour fuel out the carb throat right away. On a hunch I walked over to the work bench, and there were two needles sitting there. So we rolled it up into the garage, put it on the charger, and called it a day. We will fix it tomorrow. -
Guiding the belt so it doesn't engage with the engine pulley can be accomplished by installing belt guide fingers. When the belt slacks from pushing the clutch (idler moves forward) the fingers will support the belt from just dropping into the pulley groove.
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yes, the 520h is a beast -- i gave my grandson a 520HC - not many of them around -- he used it a few years plowing his snow upstate NY edge of Adirondacks but then realized I didn't use the snow blower I had so i gave him the blower - he's much happier with blower especially later in winter when the plow used to run out of space to push snow -- one year he drove to school with trailer and his back pack - - was very entertaining for principal to see it parked in school parking lot
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WOW....Thank you all very much for your replies and help here. Sounds like the best option to start with is grinding down my crank, so I am going to start there and fingers crossed this repair my overall issue. I will keep you all updated, and THANK YOU all again for your help here.
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That's something I need to fabricate. All that stuff is missing. Following along. Need to get the tranny shifting then those and make a cover. Dave
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Front Mount Trailer Hitch
Bar Nuthin replied to 56servi's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
This one I made works really well (despite the hideous welds) I also have one of the permanent mount ones like in @Lane Ranger's post, that I would part with if someone needs it. -
Next likely place would be battery cables and grounds.
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My wife is the same way. Even thought I built an 18 x 20 pole building designed exclusively for the horses, several of them have kept into the garage.
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Changed Price to $100
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Front Mount Trailer Hitch
Bill D replied to 56servi's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
Here's my entry. Not as easy to install and remove as I'd like, but I was in a hurry and it works well. -
Screenshot of a video of the EF2
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After some consideration, I'm rethinking the smoke generator. If I go with one, I don't want the smoke to pass by the fan due to tar and soot buildup.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Bill D replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Made a front hitch to move the trailer I bought recently. Not as easy to install and remove as I'd like, but it works. -
What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Bill D replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I have that same one. Great light. -
Available are a few random extra parts that I no longer need $50 - 7443 Drive pulley for Hydrostatic tractors. $5 - Long clevis for rear lift cable on Hydrostatic tractors unknown part number. $60 - 109664 NOS spindle assembly for 36" deck $25 - Double center pulley for 36" deck unknown part number. Will ship all items.
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Video Here: https://youtu.be/Sdbl66aKqII
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Happy 20th Anniversary Red Square Picture Heavy
stevasaurus replied to 953 nut's topic in non tractor related discussion
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to RED SQUARE...and many more !!!! -
I'm going to say that the idler pulley has nothing to do with the width of your belt. 5/8" belt is correct. You need the belt to slip on the drive pulley for the trans to work properly. It does not need to slip on the idler pulley. You could wire brush your drive and input pully's and wipe them with mineral spirits. That should solve your issue.
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Side shot Saturday... AND SUNDAY !
Sparky-(Admin) replied to Sparky-(Admin)'s topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Reassembled!
