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Seems reasonable. Meh.... You really don't. The detent on my '75 C160 Automatic hasn't been used in years. The little metal groove actually has very little to do with the neutral hold. That's built into the shifter.
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I would call it a neutral detent. Since it doesn't have a number in the IPL it might not have a part number. I'll take a look at carcasses see if I have one.
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This is true.
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Look at the picture, what's that thing called, and better yet has anybody got a part # ? Every parts manual I've seen don't give any details. I need one for the B100 project.
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A nice 867. Refreshed & re-ringed K181 service motor starts & runs perfect. Fresh transmission oil & magnetic drain plug. Headlight lens a perfect original. Cigar lighter does not work. All new fuel lines. Steering wheel bushed at the dash. Hitch pin removed, cleaned & zerk added. Entire tractor gone thru. Can deliver to the Big Show or have in southern mid Michigan in April.
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Not a pleasant testing experience, but congrats for going ahead and hooray for the great result!
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Fantastic new, always like to hear the positive.
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We pass ways close enough I'll toss them to you. I know there several of that same pump with different stickers. Maybe upwards of a bunch. I'd definitely prefer USA made but the main thing is that they work. I'm kinda thinking that is they go thumpy, thumpy they should be avoided. If they go whir, whir, it's a decent pump. As far as jinxing you...........let me think about it. Would I feel bad or......? 😁
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36" Deck Stacked Pulley
Handy Don replied to 1987_WHEEHORSE312's topic in Implements and Attachments
As a consultant, years ago, I set up software for payroll and benefits systems. One agricultural client used a lunar cycle calendar for payroll, i.e. he paid workers on half- and full-moon days. He got what he wanted! (I learned later that this was a common system in the UK at one time.) -
Nice score and perfect to add to your collection.
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Someone's scratching a itch
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Very nice, and well done!
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There fixed that. I'll take them since now gonna need some. Even give ya 20 for both. Luckily I have mine installed for easy replacement. If it fails in the back forty I'll load up a tub with tools and head out. Not to let more steam out your ears Bob but I see those 42s with many different labels so fear they are made offshore too.
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36" Deck Stacked Pulley
1987_WHEEHORSE312 replied to 1987_WHEEHORSE312's topic in Implements and Attachments
I actually use tenths of a foot at work! -
Onan P-Series Ignition Module Replacement [Photos]
lynnmor replied to Duramax7man7's topic in Engines
OK, I watched the video. It does give you the information you need. A few comments: As above, don't use a flywheel gear tooth and the starter to hold the flywheel, use a pair of the large fins. Clean well way back under the engine, there are fins there to help cool the oil. That plugged hose in the video is for the air filter switch. Clean the engine fins, inspect for oil leaks around the oil filter mount. Don't man handle the governor spring. Replace the fuel pump pulse hose, cut it longer than you need so it stays in the hole, then trim it to final length when you install the pump. Wash your hands and make the crankshaft and flywheel tapers perfectly clean. All threaded fasteners in this process should be oiled. Place a few drops of oil on the governor shaft where it sticks above the timing cover often. Skip the power tools to save the threads. Nut drivers will help and most things can be made tight enough while giving you a feel so no damage happens. After you get it running the idle mixture, slow idle speed, governed idle speed and maximum speed may need adjusted, if you need help with that, just ask. Never turn off the key till the engine returns to idle speed. -
That's where all tractors die. Either that or the farthest spot away from the tent at the tractor show!
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Rubber tire chains - do they work in mud and snowy dirt?
Alrashid2 replied to Alrashid2's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Said screw it, and bought the chains! I was able to order SoftClaw through Amazon for a hair cheaper. And then, worst case, if I find that the rubber chains aren't making enough of a difference, I can at least uninstall them, clean them up, and return them. Not coming til next week and I'm busy for the next 2 weeks, so might be a later experiment. Will report back as always! -
36" Deck Stacked Pulley
Handy Don replied to 1987_WHEEHORSE312's topic in Implements and Attachments
The folks above have you covered. Delighted to see another user of a dual-scale tape measure! At first I was put off that the metric was on “the bottom” but I’ve been warming up to it. I’m forcing myself to use metric whenever I can. Old dog; new(-ish) trick. -
Rubber tire chains - do they work in mud and snowy dirt?
Alrashid2 replied to Alrashid2's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
"The Jungle Site" lol! Always cracks me up I did some searching and I can't find a TerraGrip in my tire size. Closest they had was 23x10.5-12 and I didn't want to go that loose -
I may be thinking of the earlier 520,s
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1988 and 89 were on the lower console. In 1990 and up on the Column.
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I have a 91 with the levers on the steering column.
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Im pretty sure the hood script is red on this one but I thought them yrs had the hydro control lever on the seat tunnel and not on the steering column but I not very familiar with 520's.
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Another way to narrow down the model year on a 520 is forward of the TORO decal the model designation is red on the 1990 91 & 92 . 93 went white as shown in these two pictures. @sqrlgtr
