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gwest_ca-(File Mod) started following 1076 Belt Guard
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That's the standard up here. Any new roads or rebuilding of old ones get DEEP ditches. Gotta have a snowbank storage area.
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@cleat @Bill D @Cee245 Is this the part # I would need to use on a 48" deck to increase blade tip speed? Thanks in advance for clarification.
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I just removed the engine and drilled new holes 3/4 inch front. Little bit of a pain but I believe it's the best way to go.
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Agree....I have used smaller bolts on mounting tabs on block to scootch motor forward a little also if need be..
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Went front 3/4 inch now it seems right
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Cents it's a Tecky, better wrap it in bubble wrap so it doesn't blow up just sitting unused!
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We do some radon water systems that have a mechanical fill and off system. Like a toilet does. Pretty simple and no electrical components.
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Not yet. He seems to enjoy it so far and he's learning
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Just in the video it may seem like it. It needs to run faster than idle just to keep from stalling, no power, carb keeps leaking no matter what we do, some loud ticking going on and now it has a blown head gasket. That engine is an excellent candidate for the demonstration of blowing up an engine at the big show next year! I'm sure someone could then use the parts off of it.
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There I fixed it for us ‘Fish!
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It has a translucent fiberglass roof.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY JAY !!! Have a great day !!
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Owww look ... scotch locks. Now don't get too excited about those Dan. Won't have any skin left to close yer eyes... Why does it look like that rig has sky lights Kev?
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john nichols joined the community
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ri702bill started following Bolt
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If the overall length is an uncommon size, say 8-3/4", it is far easier to get a 10" boly and diecut the threads back to the required length. @Handy Don is correct - the run of the bolt thru the brackets should be smooth - all thread is not a permanent choice due to vibration.
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ri702bill started following Circuit wiring…
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No, he means that you can lick your fingers, touch both probes & still live to talk about it since it's 24 VDC...
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SylvanLakeWH started following “New” Orange Tractor, Suburban - 4x4…. Will it work? and Finally a useful CC
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Finally a useful CC
SylvanLakeWH replied to Sparky-(Admin)'s topic in non tractor related discussion
Ran when parked... stopped so fast guy flew out of his shoe... -
Oh... My... Eyes...
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Side shot Saturday... AND SUNDAY !
sqrlgtr replied to Sparky-(Admin)'s topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Yeah, I will say they probably saved the paint on the wheels from mowing grass all them years. I do have a soft spot fer the red head hub caps and wouldn't care to have a set of them for the older mochines. -
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Looks too close in pic but pics are deciving sum times,If it were me and your using the 83" belt I would scoot the Briggs forward a little bit more if u can easy enough but you could always go shorter belt????
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@cafoose first pic is new belt,2nd pic is old belt, 3rd pic is numbers on new belt.
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Got the engine mounted and PTO hooked up. Do ya think the belt is too close to the other belt in the last pic? Thinking I may have to move the engine about an inch front. I have a parts 520 that I used the engine mount plate from and attached it to the Vanguard. Then I bolted the two plates together raising it up a tad. Progress so far.
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It’s got 30,000 original miles. 307 small block. The lady he bought it from moved from greater Chicago where she lived on public transportation out to the country and purchased it before she had a license to drive it
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He is giving it to his Grand Daughter. @Achto said he would be the guy’s granddaughter for that!
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@Pullstart What about that 1970 Chevelle I spy in that guy’s barn?
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