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I acquired this recently but the deck lift wasnt working, fuse was blown for the hydraulic pump and having removed it and stripped down the motor end it was full of water and rusted up pretty bad. Does anybody know what the stator windings resistance should be ?? Mines a dead short !
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856: factory drop in plastic gas tank?
pfrederi replied to FLtractor's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I am sure that some time in the last 60 years an 856 caught fire but I bet the main problem was an operator head-space and timing issue.... (see if any old soldiers get the reference ) -
3 x 79-2920 Recycler Blades - NEW
Bar Nuthin commented on Bar Nuthin's classified in Wheel Horse for Sale
If you want to calculate shipping... Ships from 46777 Package 16" x 3.25" x 2.5" - 6LB -
How many shows do you attend?
Mike'sHorseBarn replied to Sparky-(Admin)'s topic in non tractor related discussion
I hit the Nittany Antique Machinery Show in May and September, I try and get the Cumberland Valley Antique Engine Association show in April and August, but April hasn't worked the last two years. The WHCC show is non negotiable lol I'd like to hit the Williams Grove show in October, but I'm always hunting deer. I miss all the fall shows because I'm hunting deer haha I went to the Loyalsock Valley Show before they moved, but I like that one and would like to try to get to that one again. -
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How many shows do you attend?
Ed Kennell replied to Sparky-(Admin)'s topic in non tractor related discussion
The shows I attended; Bob Rentzels Little Guys show is gone, The Dover Olde Tyme Days is an auction and tractor pull. The Steam-O-Rama Spring Fling was a plant auction this year . Fawn Grove Olde Tyme Days is decent. The Steam-O-Rama fall show is still good.. The newer (5th year) Hershel Park Show Is growing and a nice show with level shady grounds. And the Great WHCC show. -
Thanks guys - just ordered the 7473. Appreciate the help.
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Mini-Split AC/Heat Systems - Questions
kwalshy replied to oliver2-44's topic in non tractor related discussion
I've been looking at a mini-split, 2 zones. The Mitsubishi and Fujitsu products. Primary use will to provide AC and for moderate heating. My house's primary heat source is hot water baseboard and wood stove; I run the wood stove as much as possible, and the mini split will help in a room that is far away from the wood stove. I see this post is from a few years ago & I'm wondering if anyone has feedback on these newer units. Thanks -
mending plate , for bracketing ,
JimSraj replied to peter lena's topic in Implements and Attachments
Teachable moment. Did you show it to the kid? -
thanks guys , never thought about the Bday . Appreciated
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Hi, I'm Bob and have owned a 1969 Commando 7 for about 30 years. It has served me well mowing 1/2 acre for 25 years and 1 and 1/2 acres for around 4 years. I bought a 1979 C-121 a couple of years ago and it's now my 'go to' mower. My post today about C-121 drive belts was my first post, despite having been a member for some years. Thanks to those helped me out with advice today - appreciate it.
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Excellent. Did any LSEs make it across the pond (that's the Atlantic Ocean for you non-navy readers)?
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You can cut up a plastic milk jug and make a factory like shield panel.
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I'd remove it and go with the solid spruce row.
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Wheel Horse original decals were white letter/numbers on clear. That's the original red color showing through. According to all the history I have read, Wheel Horse never used any color other than red. I have seen blue, green, yellow, and orange. However, when my dealer was still in business, he told me that a dealer would have a tractor painted any color that a customer wanted as long as it was for a municipality and in quantities of more than one. All painting was done locally. Very nice looking tractor. I hope you get it.
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The hackberry is gone. It is too weak of a tree to be near a house. The oak is about 20-25 ft away from the house.
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How many shows do you attend?
rmaynard replied to Sparky-(Admin)'s topic in non tractor related discussion
The number of shows has dwindled since 2009. I used to attend the Little Guys show, Olde Tyme Days, Steam-O-Rama, Mason-Dixon Historical Society Steam show, and of course the WHCC (Big Show). But the Little Guys combined with Steam-O-Rama and gets rain each year, Olde Tyme Days falls on the Big Show weekend lately, and M-D Steam show usually falls on my vacation week. So the short answer now is one show. WHCC Show. -
It's nice to shade the propane tank, but tree limbs rubbing on siding and roof shingles are both no-nos. Not to mention the express lane for rodents and insects..... cut them back. I agree with Sparky - you Homeowners Insurance will too.
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I personally don’t like any tall trees that are within striking distance of my house. So I would be taking it down. Oak=good firewood
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I am cleaning up the pine tree row as the hackberry and some mulberry trees are not letting the pine trees get any sun. There is an oak tree in the line that I am not sure should stay. I am thinking it will probably grow out in one direction and fall over. What are your thoughts?
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How many shows do you attend?
SylvanLakeWH replied to Sparky-(Admin)'s topic in non tractor related discussion
Plow Day at @Pullstart's... 3 in a row! -
856: factory drop in plastic gas tank?
ebinmaine replied to FLtractor's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
@FLtractor There ya go!! -
856: factory drop in plastic gas tank?
gt14rider replied to FLtractor's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I used a bike inertube and zip ties to insulate the wires on my 856. Hasn't blown up yet. -
That's Rust-O-leum 2X Apple Red Gloss.
