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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ineedanother replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Got quite a bit done today while it was raining which we needed. The drought here has been bad (technically exceptional which is the worst category). Swapped dash panels between the 16 Auto and 161 because I switched the electric and manual PTOs. All good to go but a bit of work on the harnesses. Also drilled and tapped the hubs for a second set screw on the 161. Surprised that hadn't been done but it's good to go now. Need to do an oil change on the 161 gear box and get the rear wheel weights on and it will be ready for the FEL - Yesterday
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Here's Something You Don't See Everyday!
oliver2-44 replied to Bar Nuthin's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
I always try to fall in the functional ingenuity bucket, as I certainly have hit the dysfunctional nail a few times. As to elegant one can always wish -
@mjf8267, if you would like to tell us more about your Wheel Horse and how you came to own it pleas do an introduction. https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/forum/47-introductions/
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Do you have this rear hitch to mount your tiller. it mounts up under the rear axle. I can get some dimensions if you don't have it. https://wheelhorsepartsandmore.com/product/toro-wheel-horse-hitch-104659-with-spring-assist-bracket-108485/ These are the parts you need for the pulley to drive your tiller. i don't have these, so maybe someone else can help you with measurements. https://wheelhorsepartsandmore.com/product/toro-wheel-horse-tiller-bracket-with-guard-and-belt-110265/
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36 inch tiller: What am I in for?
ineedanother replied to rwlvt's topic in Implements and Attachments
Looks great. If this is the bearing in question that wasn't there previously, my opinion is that it doesn't belong. That would be the wrong bearing for that application . -
Missouri Moseley?
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It's been weeks, but I'm finally getting to re-assembling this tiller. Got things cleaned up pretty well. I looked at the tine shaft this morning and saw some wear in the teeth of the gear. This probabaly wouldn't bother much but since I have it apart, I ground down anything that felt sharp or too badly deformed. Here's the result... The bearings all looked good. I did replace the oil seals and started re-assembly. All bearings and seals are pretty heavily greased. The tiller failed because the chain was broken. So, I bought a new chain and cut it to size rather than fixing the old one... I just laid the gasket on there to make sure it would work. Thankfully, it seems like the right fit. I plan to use some gasket sealer as well. The other side of the case is cleaned up and ready to go. A couple of questions. In the closeup of the pulley shaft above, there is a new bearing that was not in the original machine. When I orders new washers, it came as a set with this bearing. I take it this was on newer models. It is not in the drawing. It definitely doesn't go on the underside. That causes to gears to misalign too much. Not sure if it's going to fit, but I'll give it a try here. The reason I ordered these washers was because one was actually BROKEN in the case. I also found a broken circular clip in the case when I pulled it apart. The circular clips are on the tine shaft. They hold the washers on that shaft away from the gear and chain. They're in place. So, I assumed that it was for the 3/4 inch pulley shaft. But there is no place for it that I can see. Any thoughts from anyone who has torn one of these apart? Any other thoughts before I close this thing up would be appreciated. Thanks all for being here. Ron
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I have this cool drab green 1054 for sale. I dubbed it Joe like G.I. Joe. Hydraulic pump works and transmission shifts well. Comes with original survivor seat but I have misplaced the hardware for it. Hasn’t run in 4 or 5 years, and it’s time to move on. 8 hp Tecumseh engine in it currently. local pick up only at this time. IMG_6877.mov
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I usually try to have my wood ready before now. I try to keep a year ahead, but I'm off the pace this year, and that tree would go a long way towards making up the difference. We are going to her grandson's birthday party another 20 minutes up the road next Saturday. I may go up and work on that in the morning, catch a ride with up with Kristin, go home after the party, and then come back for it Sunday, as she lives about 5 minutes from our church.
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Wheel Horse C-175 Twin Hydro Tractor
cjb398 commented on cjb398's classified in Wheel Horse for Sale
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Wheel Horse C-175 Twin Hydro Tractor
cjb398 commented on cjb398's classified in Wheel Horse for Sale
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ebinmaine replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
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This is the time to harvest for firewood. Standing dead is good for wildlife too but we normally take em to burn.
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Toro xi belt notes 95-4094 (5/8" x 96.7") drive belt for 52" deck - This belt is correct and also used with 44" decks
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A-60 Electric for sale. (1975) Excellent condition Purchased NOS in 2023 Estimated 10 hours use Everything works as expected Left rear tire slow leak Includes NOS mower deck - never used (slight mouse damaged wires - taped up and functional) Includes custom wheel barrow tub cart Extra new drive belt and owners manual included
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ML3 replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Worked on 416H. Started w/decarbon & valve adjustment. Neither of which were really too bad. Since that all went well it looks like its gonna be worth putting some time & money into it. Glad to see cooling fins, especially on back cylinder were clean. 9 pin looks good also but I'll still do some preventive repairs to avoid any issues. -
I've had Wiley old big ones get by the set 3-4 times... just reset, reposition, wait... they are like politicians, they just can't resist returning to their hole... You'll get em... Regardless of what Mrs Sylvan says, I am smarter than a groundhog... so are you Kevin!!!
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still got a BOLO out on a front set,.
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I’m glad you found some finally!
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This morning the boy and went and cut up, and hauled home, a walnut that fell down in a windstorm last weekend over at his girlfriend's house. I got a look at what is left of the tree, which is about 6/5-7 ft high, and a few feet around, standing dead. It isn't where it will do any damage, but I've got half a mind to go back and get the rest of it down and bring it back too.
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They continue to burrow through my blocks behind the back barn. New set, more vertical like @SylvanLakeWH suggests.
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@Pullstart 0 Team Whistle Pig 1
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Belts are listed in the mower ipl. Click on the picture in the link and they are on the page that comes up.
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I'm loosing my mind! I have a 1998 522xi model 73561. I have a 1998 52" side discharge mowing deck model 78370 . I need a replacement PTO drive belt. I've replaced it in the past and now I cant determine the part number for the life of me. I also have the 42" snowthrower, but the PTO V-belt is not the same length belt (and I already have a replacement in my shed if needed). I've looked on the Toro website but can't seem to find the part in the tractor parts or the mower deck parts - what the heck am I missing, doing wrong?
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Ridgewell Larson F-1310 Engine: 3.1 liter 4 cylinder diesel (45 horsepower) Transmission: Power-Shuttle (6 speed gear with powershift High/Low/Reverse shuttle control) Weight: 4500 lbs (operating) 5600 lbs (ballasted) Pictured with no attachment, front loader, and 72" belly mower.
