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looking for one part number 231322
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Help me identify my new tractor
ineedanother replied to bradleydavidgood's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
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Just fill to the top of the plug it will be enough. 80/90 weight. No need to flush unless what comes out is milky. Take a pic of what comes out and we'll tell you if it needs flushing. Many of us like to jack the front up as high as safely possible. Another cup or so will come out "over the hump".
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I zinc plated more M37 parts yesterday. Many of these parts will eventually be painted, but the plating will give them extra protection.
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Plug in question. Seems straight forward but it just doesn’t look like the enough can be added utilizing this lower plug.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ineedanother replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Not wanting to do too much to this c-161 that is mostly original, I'm making an exception for solid shaker mounts. That last one seems to always be a challenge but I loosened one of the mounting blocks and was able to start that last bolt. This shored up the primary ground wire while I was at it so that's a plus. -
Best bet is to get some dimensions and make one. Guy here had a thread on making one not too long ago.
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Sorry for the very basic question but I just drained the transmission on the C160. Should I fill from the top or with the small fill plug on the bottom left side? Also, if I do the kerosene flush should I add a full 2 quarts of kerosene before I briefly run it through the gears? Thanks!!
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Evening, This is for sale on marketplace couple hours from me.. says runs but doesn’t idle. What model and year Wheelhorse? What size Kohler.. mower deck size? Worth the 350? Rare tractor?
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Magic Smoke - The RedSquare Give Away Tractor
EB-80/8inPA replied to Pullstart's topic in 2026 WHCC Show Pictures
Trying to catch up a bit around here. This thread is truly special. You guys that pulled that off totally rock. Great stuff! -
What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
MainelyWheelhorse replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
A hour working on a Cricuit and one more step done. -
Magic Smoke - The RedSquare Give Away Tractor
953 nut replied to Pullstart's topic in 2026 WHCC Show Pictures
Our volunteer fire company did a how long will it run without oil and coolant pool on a 1952 Chevy six. The engine was warmed up, shut off, fluids drained then restarted with a brick on the throttle pedal. Tickets were sold as a blind pull, you didn't know how how many minutes you bought until you pulled your ticket from the drum. We sold sixty tickets at $ 10.00 each who knew it would run for over an hour without oil and water. It began rattling pretty good at about twenty minutes, stunk real bad at about thirty minutes then started slowing down and backfiring at about fifty five minutes but kept chugging until about an hour and fifteen minutes. The winner declined the opportunity to own the old Chevy, just took his $ 300.00 winnings and donated a hundred of it back to the fire company. - Yesterday
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do you have the rear axle bracket to attach the plow FRAME to underneath the rear axle?
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tightening bolts on camper shell
ebinmaine replied to Beap52's topic in non tractor related discussion
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Looking for front grille for xi Part # 94-2104
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I have two. One is a Panda, and one is an "EcoBeast" sticker I pulled out of a used car.
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I believe it is
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I have had many caps on many trucks since 1978. On the aluminum one's I used 4 clamps on the short beds and 6 on the long beds. On my commercial caps always bolted down.Always good to check them. Good find
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tightening bolts on camper shell
ri702bill replied to Beap52's topic in non tractor related discussion
Looks familar - we have Bridge supports that look like that here in RI !! -
@ebinmaine @Natejc_98 looks like a good solid platform to start with.
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The back of the my camper shell was ever so lightly loose so I decided to tighten the bolts a bit. I decided to check the other five bolts and below is what one of them looked like. One failing isn't much of an issue but if the majority of the others had rusted, this could have lead to a disaster Easy to miss some important maintenance.
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@Natejc_98 's '73 8 HP 4 speed. Hood off for ease of access to repair.
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Just in the nick of time….Front end Friday. I would have gotten a better picture but I had shorts on and bare knees. Gravel and skin don't mix well.
