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Appreciate any guidance, or feedback: 70's B-80?
wallfish replied to Buschlight13's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Too bad it needed to cut. I have better luck beating and turning them to get them to budge. Once it budges just a little bit then it's definitely coming out! Lots of back and forth and spray lube. How about drilling a 3/8 hole all the way through. A long 3/8 bolt or threaded rod with a bigger socket or pipe on one end so the pin will fit into it. Crank that bolt down and smack with a hammer on the opposite side as the socket/pipe. Heat beat tension and don't forget to use plenty of curse words -
Don't you worry Jim. Still plenty of tractors here.
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I'm happy to send em. There's at least one running engine of the 3. Maybe 2... but I've never tried.
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Shown is a valve seat cutter for small engines. Can used on most flat head engines. Includes guides seat cutters, handles, reader and sanding disc.
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The 418-8 after the clean up and repairs
bo dawg posted a topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
Well here is my recent 418-8 after the crud clean up, repairs, and then some quick paint. New seat as well. The tins had so much rust/blistered up metal that I thought I would sand the worst of them down and spray rusty metal primer and a quick coats of paint. Hopefully to stop further corrosion. I had some IH red on hand so thats what she got. I know the paint color dont match with the hoods factory color, but I dont really care at this point. The hood was pretty clean and thats something I could do later time. Shes going to be a worker so it dont matter. It has one of the sweetest sounding motor that Ive ever heard, sounds better than my 418-A I just got to finish painting the rear wheels black and it should be complete. 1 pic is the before, and 2 the after. -
Thank You! So some unsuspecting kid at the BS is going to end up with a tractor. I appreciate you making the donation @ebinmaine Eric. I did end up with a 16 OHV Teccy but found out it's locked up. But, there's some good parts on it and a carb so hopefully something from them all will run. Maybe get the @squonk to do the Teccy engine stuff
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I think the original part number 937221 has been replaced by 3257-17. #6 Woodruff key - 5/32" x 5/8"
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I suggest taking the brackets & bushings to your local welder. He or she will weld the holes up, and re-drill them to the exact size for the bushings. Bring the deck too, if you can, to ensure everything lines up perfectly.
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2026 Big Show Buy/Sell/Trade Thread
Joshyg replied to Pullstart's topic in Wheel Horse Collectors Club Show
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Lucky girl... Lucky Grandpa...
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What Shoes Do You Wear?
ri702bill replied to Thegearhead0324's topic in non tractor related discussion
"Interesting" sizing on foreign made shoes... The Insulated Boots I bought on sale. I went to the store and asked an Associate where they were. She told me they were on an endcap near the back of the store.. She asked me what size I needed; I replied it depends on what part of "Cheap-o-nesia" they came from. Start off with a 10-1/2 Wide, end up with an 11-1/2 Wide that fit..... -
Lucky girl... Lucky Grandpa...
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Sorry. Reposted unknowingly and don't know how to remove.
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ACE hardware has keys in the small boxes bolt section.
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What to do with the parts no one wants?
SylvanLakeWH replied to Bill D's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Eb's trail cam - Today
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I gave up my seat time so the girl grandchild could enjoy some of her own. It won't be long and she won't have time to share grandpa's tractor. Enjoy it while I can,
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Yes, I have the inside weights.
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Yep, blink and it's gone.
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2026 Big Show Buy/Sell/Trade Thread
Sparky-(Admin) replied to Pullstart's topic in Wheel Horse Collectors Club Show
This thread is for items wanted or being sold at the Wheel Horse Show this June in Arentsville PA. Are you going to the show? -
2026 Big Show Buy/Sell/Trade Thread
Joshyg replied to Pullstart's topic in Wheel Horse Collectors Club Show
Just wondering if anyone would have a 36, 42, or 48” mower deck for a c145?near central pa for cheap. -
For working in the woods Red Wing logger steel toe insulated and for Trade work 8'' # 606 work boot. Both types made in the USA. Expensive yes and worth it. Clean them and oil them. Their Worx series boots are NOT made in the States. Big difference.
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I gave up my seat time so the girl grandchild could enjoy some of her own. It won't be long and she won't have time to share grandpa's tractor. Enjoy it while I can,
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I finally started installing the tiller on my 414. I downloaded the manual(s), and physically attached it to the rear mount. I do not have the lift cable & clevis, shown in the picture on the right. It looks as if it has an adjuster built in, like a motorcycle throttle cable. I have some jacketed stainless steel wire; do you think I can get away with that and a turnbuckle on back so I can get tilling? Does anyone in the York, PA area have one they can sell me? Does anyone know the length of the cable so I can have one made? Many thanks, in advance!
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Appreciate any guidance, or feedback: 70's B-80?
squonk replied to Buschlight13's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
What are you using to heat it? That trans case is a giant heat sink. Going to take more than a propane torch. -
Mike, all you need to do is sell something like the trailer hitch you sold me last year and you're golden. $75.00 and I've never used it.
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