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Another local show (Connecticut)
Retired Wrencher replied to Sparky-(Admin)'s topic in General Shows and events
That was fun John. You and tony look like a pit crew. That old girl still has some life in it. -
Another local show (Connecticut)
Retired Wrencher replied to Sparky-(Admin)'s topic in General Shows and events
Tony that was fun watching you getting that old girl up and running in less than a half an hour. You got a gift for old iron. -
Another local show (Connecticut)
Retired Wrencher replied to Sparky-(Admin)'s topic in General Shows and events
Thanks for the support Mike. And Joe says thanks also. - Today
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8-25 replacement blade
ianc replied to ianc's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
that info is great ,i will see if i get some thing over here that matches those numbers thanks for your time ian. -
Toro Attachomatic Rear Axle Bracket
Brockport Bill commented on Brockport Bill's classified in Wheel Horse for Sale
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That's a 1961 model 401 The front rims rot because they were filled with calcium from the factory to add weight to the front. Kind of surprising they got that bad because those aren't original tires. And the rears should be 6.00-12 tires.
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What size battery would a 1257 use for the big battery box like original, not the typical lawn and garden batteries
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I only need the muffler, I don't need the pipes, manifolds or covers. Thanks
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2026 Big Show Buy/Sell/Trade Thread
76c12091520h replied to Pullstart's topic in Wheel Horse Collectors Club Show
Good running 14hp Magnum, approx 560 hrs. $225.00 20260613_164756.mp4 -
2026 Big Show Buy/Sell/Trade Thread
76c12091520h replied to Pullstart's topic in Wheel Horse Collectors Club Show
New old stock 48" Vacuum bagger, model # 79166 , complete. THIS BAGGER WAS MADE TO FIT TIMECUTTER ZERO TURNS! Take a chance and possibly convert it to fit your classic 42" or 48" side discharge, $250.00 Will need a $50.00 non - refundable deposit, not bringing if not pre-sold. -
If mine clogs or leaks, it will simply go away in favor of an inline filter. I figured I'd give it a run and see what happens. I just figured this tractor should be restored as close as I can to original. Lots of stuff already has been changed. Hopefully it won't stand out too much. Tomorrow is final engine assembly. Electrical is pretty much done. Secondary tins are painted and ready to go. I'm hoping to see if all the time and money I've put in this engine was worth it... Governor and fuel pump and a few odds and ends are all that is left. We shall see!
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Welcome to Red Square. This may be the wrong deck and vintage but may help. Click on the tractor in the link and go from there. Mower decks are sized by their width of cut - not the width of the deck. Keep the questions coming.
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Many years ago I restored and worked tractors of another color from the '60s with steel fuel tanks and those same parts. I dreaded seeing debris or water in that sediment bowl and having to decide whether or not I wanted to poke that bear.
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Is there a model number on the deck?
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Fj40z replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Thank you sir! Thinking of swapping decks and putting this 48” on the 314-8. Making it my dedicated mower, then running the C160 without a deck. The 42” on the 314 just seems a bit too small. -
Sorry to hear of your fathers passing and all you're dealing with. My prayers for you and your family.
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If you can email them to uremailing@yahoo.com I can post them here for you. I'm always interested in little round hoods
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Sad news all around but I know you're a strong person. Miss having you around here and will certainly miss seeing you at the show this year. Wishing you the best
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Sorry to hear of your father's passing. Keep your head up and know that you are being prayed for by people you've never even met.
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Hi I’m new to site and new to wheel horse. I bought a raider 12 and I don’t know the year yet have to clean serial tag off previous owner painted over it. But I have a mower deck I am struggling to install and the belts. The previous owner bought tractor to plow snow but never used it so he was no help. He gave me a box of random parts I don’t know if I am missing parts or what I am doing wrong but can I please get some help thankyou.
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This tiny product of unmarried parents better work and not leak. What a pain!
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Hello everyone. First my apologies to all for falling off the face of the earth, specially to the ones that attempted to contact me and perhaps I did not answer. It has been an adventure this last year, starting with our health which unfortunately just wants to travel south , keeping us busy just by the multitude of appointments, tests and the lack of peace of mind which many times just takes all and any motivation away. It’s a struggle. With my father’s passing last year now it’s the impossible task of managing properties in two continents without being there. My wife is not up to travel and I cannot leave her alone so it just complicates things. My younger son is now back with us making things a little easier and certain things possible which is a blessing. Only due to that I am actually now waiting to board a plane so I go for a few days to do some closings on stuff over there. Been also quite discouraged with the current “climate” here , due to which I have taken a bit of outright abuse never having in my life imagined it possible. Amazing how all of a sudden so many change their attitudes towards one, clearly intended on making one feel singled out and unwelcome. Again, feelings I never thought I would have specially after 60 years of being here. I was looking forward to the show this year but unfortunately due to the health and overseas issues it’s not going to be possible. I’ll be looking forward to seeing all the photos. Hopefully I’ll also find time and the motivation to start being active here again. I miss you all.
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I was into mine after it locked up a couple of months ago. Like kpinnc stated the hard part was getting the tines removed. I cleaned them then shot pb blast at each point I could see the shaft. Turned it up sideways and shot it between the tines and shaft also while tapping them with a hammer. With a lot of persuasion they came off. You will need a new case gasket or heavy duty gasket maker and possibly shaft seals also. A vendor here has the gasket and seals. I used a wood block to help separate the case because it is cast and you could crack it if you hammer on it. They are simple but take pictures along the way to help with reassembly. Mine held about 28 ounces of 85-140 gear lube. Hope you get it going because they are a great implement.
