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tunahead72 started following 42in SD spindles not taking grease
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gwest_ca-(File Mod) started following 42in SD spindles not taking grease
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42in SD spindles not taking grease
gwest_ca-(File Mod) replied to TC10284's topic in Implements and Attachments
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Making more progress on the F-1310.
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oldlineman started following PTO
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just a side note don't overdo the grease on that cage bearing, it will bleed out onto you clutch plate and you will have another problem, slipping clutch plate.
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Thanks for that additional info, Don!
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What did I do? Not much. Walked the dog, filled the truck with gas, and cleared a couple of small projects off of my bench. One of those small projects was assembling a Milwaukee cultivator head. Of course, I had to go out and try it. Wouldn't want to break sod or do the initial springtilling with it, but it works pretty well. Since I had that power head out, I swapped over to the string trimmer and did the lake shore.
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No sir. The bend on that one is backwards from what I used. You want the shorter leg on the front and the hoop facing up. Otherwise it will interfere with the PTO engagement. You'll have to weld whichever end shut that is open and add an adapter closer to the middle to make it the way I did. I used a reducer from the auto parts store and flattened it to an oval on the manifold side.
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Wheel Horse D series rear lift cylinder issues
tractorhogg replied to tractorhogg's topic in Implements and Attachments
Here is a picture Bob ranger sent me and a picture of mine, see how much further his rood goes in and the angle of the bracket, our unions are not that different to explain the differences. -
The simplest way to learn about the power plant is google "Turney, MO power plant". I really don't understand a lot about the actual plant. It's gas turbine and my 92 year old mom fusses about all of the infrastructure on her farm. Three petroleum lines including one pumping station and basically two steel towered power lines. I told her that she and dad just chose the wrong location 64 years ago.
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TC10284 started following 42in SD spindles not taking grease
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42in side discharge deck on a 312-8. Since I've had it, I haven't been able to get grease in the spindles. Tonight I took off the nut and lock washer, and the pulley off each spindle. I cleared out the holes in the shaft so grease could flow. I confirmed they were flowing by using my grease gun while the shaft was still out if the spindle. It did flow. I put the shaft back on the spindle, put the lock washer and nut back on. Tightened it down with the air impact and NOT MUCH! After tightening it down with the impact some, and testing to see if I could get grease to flow, it does not. Now it is coming out of the gap in the lock washer on top and I am at a loss. Pictures here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/oAhXNES35WiF1kT36
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ineedanother replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
LED! IMG_2766.MOV -
JCM started following Day Lilies and my neighbor buddy Greg
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Yes Sir !! Same wheels and tires I had on my 70 Chevelle SS 396 4 speed
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This I will try if, I mean next time, I have to do another.
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My go-to for these is a tiny dab of hot glue applied to the tip of the arm.
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Handy Don started following 520H: Changing transmission oil & filter
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520H: Changing transmission oil & filter
Handy Don replied to ZTatZAU's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Some things to keep in mind... The 520’s hydro system really heats up the oil--that fan under the seat is not decoration. The specified level leaves room for the heat-driven expansion. The hollow upper stem/handle of the dipstick is the vent for the hydraulic system that allows air to leave/enter due to the expansion and contraction. If it is kinked or clogged, the dipstick might get. “popped” loose. ADDED: There is also a difference in the lift system’s contained oil depending on whether the cylinder rod is extended (more) or retracted (less) -
Unfortunately sold to someone else. Decided I really don’t need more projects at this time.
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ebinmaine started following Stens? 8ten??
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That's exactly what I was gonna suggest to. Always contact Brian Badman first!
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Man!! Sedans too.
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JCM started following Stens? 8ten??
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Try K & B Horse Parts @76c12091520h I Just placed 2 orders and 1 being 3 complete spindle assembly's for my 1991 48'' SD deck. Quality products for sure. You won't regret it.
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love that impala!!! i'm with ebinmaine, what's up with that intake? the sad thing about vehicles today is everything looks the same to me. just plastic jelly beans going down the road. if you lined up 10 suv's, same color, no badges, could you tell the brand?
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953 nut started following Day Lilies and my neighbor buddy Greg
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I planted over a HUNDRED day lilies behind our house a few years ago. Turns out the deer find them very tasty. Haven't seen a bloom in a long time, tanks for reminding me how beautiful they are.
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Teddy da Bear62 started following Stens? 8ten??
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Could use some help folks. One of my spindle bearings is about to blow up on my 48" deck (believed to be mid to late 70's, there is no I.d. tag). I would like to order a spindle shaft assembly (with bearings) And 3 new spindle assemblies for another new 48" deck I'm building. I'm some confused about the websites in title. 8ten is easier to navigate. But I don't understand where they are getting there measurements from..... To me, all that matters is the dimension from mounting face on underside of deck to the shoulder where blade makes contact (mounted). The dimension 8ten company gives for the replacement (looks closest to original) is much greater. Àre they measuring overall length? Because I don't see that as important. Can someone who has successfully ordered from either of these 2 companies, just give me part numbers to look up?
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Do we know anything about this intake or engine?? Me Bear 🐻 likes Daylilies. 👍
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I'll take that challenge!!
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Claw hammer works great
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