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Got a pane of glass, 180 & 220 sandpaper @ HD, 24 bucks. I laid a sheet on the glass and used painters' tape to hold it. Sprayed water and sanded. Took 3 sheets of 180 & 3 sheets of 220. Too cold to do anything else.
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I am going to rearrange my snow horses so the blower (which I haven't used in a few years) can be first out. This is supposed to be fluffy snow and the wind pattern around my shop puts a big drift in front of the doors. Pics are from 8 years ago expect something similar Sunday'
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I think the AI is interesting. I do question it sometimes but find it fun to interact with.
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Snow bank in Oswego co. and our snow arrives after midnight tonight!
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You don't wait for that to happen! Early and often keeps the snow where you want it!
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I too am in favor of using one thicker steel shim to give you about .007 or so clearance.
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I'm Not Sure Why, But I Now Have a B-80
BradKahler replied to BradKahler's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Yes, it's a solid link, maybe about 5" long with two pins. Thanks! - Today
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I'm Not Sure Why, But I Now Have a B-80
sqrlgtr replied to BradKahler's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
if you have a solid lift link you can put some down pressure just by pushing on lift handle but thats about it. -
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@Chaz54 spec is .005 - .010. There is about. 014 clearance now, with one .005 shim.
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The next question is, how much clearance is there should be between these two and how much is there between these two?
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@pfrederi@lynnmor What do you think of this one, maybe I'll get .005 and .010 to have on hand . Can get 25 for $10. Kohler shim 8 bucks a pop + shipping.
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the extra 1/32 inch OD should not cause any issues in that location.
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All the M14 with the long tube use the same tube and as it is screwed into the block not seated correctly is AI BS There is a difference in dip sticks. What is the spec number of your engine? Then we can make sure you have the correct dip stick (there is a 1/4" difference)
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Why listen to that nonsense when you have this Site? I have a neighbor whose coworker did their office job entirely with chat. It is inaccurate tech. AI is like a two year old. Still wets the bed often
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Thay go between the cam and block
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If you are adding the .005" shim to an existing shim, it might be better to use one shim that equals the stack you need, or two shims that are thicker than the .005". I would use the spring steel.
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Lose the AI crap, then find the correct information here. Kohler has high zinc oil that would be perfect for your engine.
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Where are you going to be putting the shim? I’m not sure where you are referring to.
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Good to see you're back! Life is a beech without any Wheel Horses
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Happy BIRTHDAY you filthy animal.
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I'm Not Sure Why, But I Now Have a B-80
BradKahler replied to BradKahler's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Ok, thanks. So technically you can limit how for down it drops, but you can't keep it from "floating". -
I'm Not Sure Why, But I Now Have a B-80
Sparky-(Admin) replied to BradKahler's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
This knob right here on the left is what sets how low your blade will go. I always let mine just drop fully down. -
Good morning, working on a k181 . My question is what material should I want to buy from mcmaster carr, the stock shim is 15/32 x 3/4 x .005. Closest I can find is 1/2 x 3/4 x .005. Think that would work? If so , 18-8 stainless , carbon steel or spring steel . I can get 10 shims for less than 1 kohler shim.
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