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What tractor was this tiller kit intended for in 1987?
ebinmaine replied to gwest_ca-(File Mod)'s topic in Implements and Attachments
I am wondering if a 27 inch diameter Tire would even clear the rear foot plate support rod that is on the later tractors. I don't know what year those came out but the 1977 did not have it. -
I really don't want to mess with them individually, Thanks.
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Where the heck was 953 nut this time?
JC 1965 replied to 953 nut's topic in non tractor related discussion
I'm keeping you in my prayers Richard. - Today
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Keep up the PT work, it helps and remember you have the GREAT PHYSICIAN on you side.
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Nice video. Glad to see it is running well. Do you put it to work at all? All of my tractors still have to work for a living. Nice to see these old tractors running. Good Job.
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Kohler K91, K181 and K341 Carbs
ri702bill commented on Racinbob's classified in Wheel Horse for Sale
Bob - willing to sell just the #22 for an 854?? If so, please PM me with a price shipped to Rhode Island. Bill -
Paul - there were front reel mowers and side sickle bars to fit the 61 to 64 Round Hoods. The front sickle was not offered, as I recall. Folks have adapted the earlier 58 to 60 ones to fit.... my
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The amount of work Brian and his Dad Ken go thru to set up at the show is insane. I always make sure I get something every year. Some of the quality is better than WH or Toro would even think about doing
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If the rivet nuts come out of the tank and the tank is undamaged, Horror Freight sells a fairly inexpensive kit. Very handy to have for other stuff. https://www.harborfreight.com/10-in-professional-rivet-nut-setter-kit-58078.html
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Just finished this morning's PT, walked three times further than yesterday and will have another "play time" (PT) this afternoon. The recovery center has all kinds of "whack-a-mole" type games that we play while standing as well as great exercise equipment.
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Might add you should be able to disassemble everything to get the tank out and on the bench.
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Yep left side is impossible without removing the oil filter. Can get at better it if you remove the filter mounts down inside the pan stand. They are brass thread serts, I wanna call them, molded into the tank bottom. 5/16 Bolts are fairly short. If you twist it out the tank may leak. Guessing the inserts are knurled to help hold them in. Keep dousing with your favorite juice it and work back and forth may get lucky is all I can suggest. Might help to get at it if you disassemble the wings the tank sets on and remove the fender pan stand. Last one I wrenched on PO never even put them in. I got replacement tanks too Plunge.
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Nice too see you back at it Richard, we missed you, praying for your continued recovery!
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My father wasn't favorably impressed by all of the over-the-top reactions from the girls in the audience; but I did catch him tapping his foot to the music.
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I don't know why I always forget about him Mike ... you guys should see all the candy he has on his tables at the BS.
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February 12, 1924 George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" premieres at the influential concert "Experiment in Modern Music" held by Paul Whiteman and his orchestra at Aeolian Hall, NYC.
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So you go to the gym and lift weights ... well what good is that on a pick ... I really hate picks like this .... reminds me of picking at plow field sheds and what went in the scrap heap and dumpster... I don't remember that ... i would take it to heck with Sylvia 'sides a project like that don't take up a stall. Prolly not Ollie seeing that iv bottle on it but still worth saving. They are just such cool tractors. I been eyeballing this one on MP but a little $1200 rich for my blood. Surely worth that tho. What's worse is real local to Dan and I.
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Anyone have an issue trying to remove the bolt through the tank / seat support underneath ? I assume there is an insert nut molded in the bottom of the tank. Been trying to soak it the past few years when I remember. The bolt will move very slightly then stop. Tried going both ways. I do have 2 spare gas tanks . Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
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That compound sine plate could be worth plenty if the rust can be removed without too much damage.
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What tractor was this tiller kit intended for in 1987?
lynnmor replied to gwest_ca-(File Mod)'s topic in Implements and Attachments
My guess is that the kit was for more ground clearance so the tractor can be used over and between rows when working a garden. It may not be just for a rototiller. -
What’s going on with my snow removal set up?
peter lena replied to fourwheelhorseman's topic in Implements and Attachments
@ four wheel horseman , also easy to use a threading die nut , on the end of that rod for a screw on ball , done that to any related round rod , makes work with gloves / mittens seamless , pete -
All I can say is WOW!!
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Thank you, my friends!
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Cussed her up one side and down the other!
peter lena replied to CD Long Jr's topic in Wheel Horse Electrical
@CD Long Jr there you are ! figured you got caught up in something , most important thing is that you are adapting to regular issues , it it were me I would verify and ENHANCE that electrical set up , original mounting / grounding areas , wire chafing routing , like CABLE WRAP , along with stick on / screw mount points . original factory set up , was as fast as you could install it . obviousely verify at every stage , was about to give you a shout , https://www.google.com/search?q=stick+on+wire+mounts&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS866US866&oq=stick+on+wire+mounts+&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyCggAEEUYFhgeGDQ lets you stick and tye wrap , cable wrap a new routing , would also use an electrical connection aerosol look up ENHANCER , to every set up , onans are noted for heat related issues , your engine drive belt set up ,belt guard can easily be drilled out , or metal shop punched out for increased hot air discharge , look up related site , ideas . you are doing very well , pete -
Then sell it to me...
