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Happy Belated Birthday Bob!
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Mine hangs on the loop. 🔨 ⚒️
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Glad to help!! I haven't forgotten about your tie rods. Just busy. I'll get some out this weekend. All excellent. I'll be very curious to know how those work. Your impressions. Thoughts. Corrections. Etc... I have two kinds here. Honestly not impressed with either. I've considered making a solid full width pvc pipe edge protector... Also excellent! One BIG helpful hint on the plow vs gravel situation. Tilt your plow FORWARD one more hole. See these pics. Bit of a tough angle. Trina and I both keep a forward tilt. This makes the chiseling down effect far less.
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The front blade is installed! Thanks @ebinmaine for the axle bracket! More details to come. Made a replacement wear bar, made the solid lift link, made a new pivot pin, and fabricated some skid shoes to help with the gravel drive. Loaded the rears. Excited.
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@cleat on the toasty wiring , might get a metal shop hole punch , to aerate the belt drive guard , big heat removal increase , easily look up related patterns on line , you could also change the original wire routing to be closer to increased hot air discharge. repetitive . issue , showing you the way , just a thought , pete
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Most likely. If you are using the stock coil with the built-in resistor, fine. If you are using a replacement with a separate external resistor, power it from the key "Run" side at a full 12 volts. And - add an inline fuse.....
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I just examined Manual for 1985 312-8 with K301S engine, looks like this throttle cable setup on engine cover is correct,good for me . Above this "1 screw high level setup" for throttle cable is bracket for choke cable.
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I wear carpenter's jeans and keep my phone in the leg pocket. I started doing that around 2008 when I bought a pair used to wear at work, and found I like it. And it frees up a hip pocket for my emotional support device. The only problems are that some phones don't fit, so I have to be careful when I buy pants and phones, and if the phone is too close to the max size (which mine is) I sometimes get my leg with it getting in the car.
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Final inspection, including electrical, was signed off today. Still waiting for gutters to be installed, but that isn't on the inspection check-list (still needed, but apparently not holding anything else up now). Now I just have to wait for the paperwork to process before I can get the final occupancy permit.
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Raider 10: Brake Band Relining
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If the coil is energized during the start and run positions of the ignition switch that I don't see why this won't work. The only caution I would add here, ground importance can't be overstated. Original Wheel Horse grounds were adequate at best. Just a few years of corrosion... no more ground. That's why I like to run separate grounds to every major component.
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I had that problem but lately with a different brand of jeans, Wrangler, I have found that the pocket is more on the side and is able to fit a phone more comfortably an the one day I had to check to make sure I even had my phone because I didn't feel it in my hip.
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Sydney Sweeney likes them.
MainelyWheelhorse replied to 953 nut's topic in non tractor related discussion
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It's not your fault if she didn't understand the tractors are amazing
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Sydney Sweeney likes them.
nylyon-(Admin) replied to 953 nut's topic in non tractor related discussion
When I first saw Sidney, she looks almost identical to a girl I dated a long time ago, I wonder if they are related (our relationship did not end well). -
When I install an electric fuel pump on my C165 can I simply run power to the coil and ground the pump to the frame?
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Any updates?
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If you go with another Briggs from a Workhorse you'll have a great parts engine.
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Our tractors (and snowblowers, and chainsaws, and generators, and power washers, and chippers, et al) have heard a lot of words and they seem to take them in stride.
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With the amount of flooding in SE Asia in the past year, I’d guess that was a working unit that was washed downstream. Diesel so no electricity needed for ignition beyond cranking. I’ll guess we didn’t see the crankcase, and possibly transmission, oil changes. Units made for these markets use simple and tough components--both to lower cost and to extend working life. This machine would be expected to life it’s life outdoors in all weather so being immersed probably had relatively little impact. What amazes me watching these videos is the sheer focus on, and keen understanding of, only what’s needed to make it go. Oh, and the hi-tech torque wrench with a USA-made wrench was a surprise!
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Seems like some of the 's we've seen brought back to life ...
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Painters pants
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Ok lol I started over reset the points I took off the condenser cleaned the points again and I have good spark at the points took spark plug out got a good ground got spark put everything back together put some starter fluid down the carb as I was cranking got it to fire now to put some fresh gas in the tank get it running and test out the hydros thanks everyone just one of those things every time I went in the garage I had a cuss word for this tractor lol
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