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Handy Don replied to Richard’s 314-8's topic in Wheel Horse Electric / Battery Powered Tractors
I just read that hybrid and full electric Zamboni ice dressing machines have been quite a success. Separate motors for motion and ice dressing machinery. -
Plug wires ready to install. Wires got a light coat of silicone grease inside all 4 boots. Right side plug wire installed. Left side plug wire and clip installed. Note that I heated the clip with a hair dryer to make it soft so it did not break when inserting the wire. Plug wires installed. Oil filter air gasket ready to install. Oil filter air gasket installed.
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SylvanLakeWH replied to 953 nut's topic in non tractor related discussion
Was an excellent source for the "increase and diffusion of geographic knowledge " for many years. I cancelled my subscription many years ago when they started increasing the confusion of geographic knowledge...- 1 reply
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Happy Birthday @C-85, we are glad you were born.
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January 13, 1888 The National Geographic Society is founded in Washington, D.C. for "the increase and diffusion of geographic knowledge"
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Compression test result 120 PSI both cylinders Plugs gapped to 0.025 ready to be installed. Champion RS17YX plug used. These were in the tractor when I bought it and seem to be in great shape and the tractor ran fine. Plugs installed and torqued to 15 ft/lb. I put a small bit of never seize on the threads.
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Regarding LOTR - Bill (Bill The Pony) was Samwise's pony. Shadowfax was Gandalf's horse.
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Richard’s 314-8 replied to Richard’s 314-8's topic in Wheel Horse Electric / Battery Powered Tractors
As of right now no PTO, just towing implements -
Thank you for the advice and sending that crush washer.
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Wheel Horse 36” Snow Blower in Excellent Condition!
Tim's Toy Tractor commented on Tim's Toy Tractor's classified in Wheel Horse for Sale
Thx, my bad, I had the wings off for storage under my shelf prior to the pics, I forgot how they went, defiantly see and understand the front edge should be parallel to the unit. -
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Sorry, Eric, I just never got into naming them. But I do like the reflection of the Lord of the rings. Cool.
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Jim, that brings back some memories that I had on one of the 1257s I had and 1057 that one was a total nightmare. It turned out well. I believe I actually painted that one. Enjoy the 1257.
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I am in need of a left front spindle for a 1967 Cub Cadet 122 if anyone would have one.
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Yesterday we brought home my grandpa's 1967 Cub Cadet 122 so I could tear into and replace a headgasket, reseal the motor, fix the clutch, fix some fatigue welds, go through the mower deck, get it all degreased, flush and refill tranny, and probably some other stuff that I cant think if off the top of my head. Anyways, I have been taking photos as I go along. And when we were taking it off the trailer the left front spindle broke so I'm in need of one of those.
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C-Series Hybrid Idea
Easton Rich replied to Easton Rich's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
I can see that. I was worried about that, I figured the linkage would be a nightmare -
C-Series Hybrid Idea
kpinnc replied to Easton Rich's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
It is always easier to work out any rear hitch mods if the fuel tank isn't under the fender pan. Just my opinion... It can be (and has been previously) built with the tank under the seat, it's just that having extra room and somewhat inline access to the rear makes such mods less complicated. Especially true if there is a hydro on the machine. -
Electric conversion
bmsgaffer replied to Richard’s 314-8's topic in Wheel Horse Electric / Battery Powered Tractors
Definitely following here. I've always wanted to convert an XI tractor to electric. Do you have plans for PTO powering or will you plan on driving implements only? -
Picked up an 1864 for parts for the diesel, mainly for the power steering, CV driveshaft, and the transmission. Might use the super steer axle under the diesel but I am going to test fit with the stock axle and see if the cylinder clears the tires. Also got a brand new seat under a horrendous seat cover that was full of mouse nest and packing foam that just needs some paint on the seat pan because the powder coating is all falling off in giant sheets. Diesel helped unload it, normally I would just roll it off but the brakes are dragging and the blade got stuck on the side of the trailer. Picked the rear of the 1864 up with the 3 point and rolled it off the trailer.
