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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Fj40z replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Swapped the 48” deck from my coaster C160 onto the the 314-8 with a little help from my oldest son. Had to remove the 42” off the 314 first. This was my first time removing the decks off of any WH. Really nice and well thought out. On a side note I did find a nice chunk of motor block from the K341. Found it on top of the 48” deck, still kind of heart broken. -
Consider making new, solid core, plug wires for it. I do this on all my Onans. Any video of it running?
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Thor27 started following What belt does my Wheel Horse Take? Take a Look!
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TC10284 started following 416-8 with K341 - exhaust gasket
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416-8 with Kohler k341. The exhaust gasket blew out today. I believe the part number is 45 041 15-S from Kohler. I am finding very few for that p/n. Is there another that will work? Like a generic one?
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
MainelyWheelhorse replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I made some progress on the hydro deck lift retrofit tonight. The shaft is in and the ram is on. The shaft isn’t attached to the bar that lifts the deck as I wanted to go look at how it’s attached before I drill any holes etc…It still might need to be adjusted but I wanted to get things together then figure out where the sticking point is. More progress tomorrow…maybe -
I've almost finished the wife's bicycle. Just waiting on parts for the rear brakes.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Ed Kennell replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Not a clue until I completed a round and saw it wasn't cutting. -
I found my no spark problem. Turns out I had spark after all it was just very very dim or dare I say weak. Checking in the dark is the only way I could see it. Just the plugs laying on the block. Screwed it down to the bench with a IV bottle and she ran like a champ. A miss at throttle but most likely dirty carb.
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A man walks into a mechanic's shop late at night. Man: "Can you help me? I think I'm a moth." Mechanic: "I'm a mechanic. You need a psychiatrist." Man: "Yeah, I know." Mechanic: "Well, why did you come here then?" Man: "Your light was on."
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I grew up in SW PA and that brings back memories.
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Where did you find the actual lengths? Just put the 48” deck on the 520xi I just purchased. The PO never had the deck on, only used the snowblower. The PTO belt he gave me, a 5/8x95H was too short. When I looked at the manual, from other belts I have bought, it would be logical that 4095 is a 95” belt. I figured the 95” belt was at least 2” short. I was going to get actual measurements tomorrow but remembered this thread and thought I would check it first. Bingo, paid off. Now I can just order a new belt. On the positive side, my guesstimate of the belt size was spot on! But again, where did you get the actual length. V belts for Less, one of my go to online stores for v belts, did not have a cross reference for 95-4095.
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C-85 started following 856 K181 electric to pull start
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My mom in Athol and my sister in Groton were passing pics back n forth too.
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The HH70 we put on my L-107 in back in the early 90s will fire up after 1 0r 2 pulls maybe 3 in the winter../and she has been working all those years.
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May God bless you for your loving care for a friend.
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Sunset tonight.
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EZ / Easy Vac Bagger Connection
WildHorses replied to WildHorses's topic in Implements and Attachments
That one is similar but different. Mine has wheels that ride on the ground. -
JCM started following EZ / Easy Vac Bagger Connection
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This bagger is a PECO that I sold to @PWL216 He may be able to get a picture for you ? I had it mounted on a 312-8 and a 520-H. Thinking back it did have an axle bracket square tube style that allowed the B& S engine frame to slide into it. Simple set up. Good Luck @WildHorses
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It's a optical illusion or something, they are the same size and inflated the same.
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Nicely done. Trina would be happy with you.
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The PO has a Kohler. This picture shows Tecumseh engines.
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