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I have two C175 Auto - chassis / frames Description: 1 is a cleaned and painted frame, front axle and wheels, rear axle with Eaton 1100 Hydro, coms with a box of miscellaneous hardware from when I disassembled it for paint. Asking $99.00 O.B.O. (Note: The Lug tires in picture Do Not Come With it) 1 is a mostly complete C175 Auto minus motor and sheet metal, has the Eaton 100 Hydro, gas tank, dash, & wiring all intact. Asking $99.00 O.B.O (Note: coms as seen in pictures) If your building or maintaining a C Series Wheel Horse, or needing a rear axle or Eaton 1100 Hydro, there is tons of usable parts on these two chassis & frames. Open to reasonable Offers, Asking $99.00 Each O.B.O. Call Tim @ 1-313-460-8858
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Amazing seat cushions from Matt Castagno!
Bar Nuthin replied to RoubaixRider's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Compared to the price of stamped out replacement seats lately (and their questionable quality), the price on these is clearly a value. -
What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ebinmaine replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
There's a set under The Ugly Bruce tractor. I wanna say these are 1 inch thick. -
Amazing seat cushions from Matt Castagno!
RoubaixRider replied to RoubaixRider's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I’ve done a little bit of this type of upholstery in the past and it is incredibly labor-intensive… not to mention the skill level he has at doing it is amazing. I think the price that he is asking is reasonable. -
I hope everyone gets something from their wish list this year! As cold as it is today - even coal wouldn't be such a bad thing
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PM your address can mail you a couple you need #5 or #6 ??
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Older hydros...Charger electros used ORB #5 later ones they switched to ORB #6.. #5 are 1/2NF thread #6 9/16NF O rings ore Dash# 905 and 906
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Probably not. The oil is under pressure and is getting by the rod seal, only thing outside is atmospheric pressure. And it is a horizontal application... "Cleanup in Aisle 5" !!
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Snowblower (96-42ST01) Upper Pulley Spacer Placement
ri702bill replied to Sbaughman's topic in Implements and Attachments
Then install the shim washer(s) that give you a straight run of the chain without adding a side load to it.... -
Got 'er done without chains. Poor planning on my part, tire chains are still on my tractor with the tiller, buried deep in the garage. Contemplating a second set.
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Here is was I got. Just 3 inch flexible duct that is positioned to catch the high volume of warm air that flows between the cylinder cooling fins and the valve chamber cooling fins. Keeps everything in the cab warm except for my feet. Lol.
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Amazing seat cushions from Matt Castagno!
Bar Nuthin replied to RoubaixRider's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
He makes them from scratch, using quality plywood as the base, -
You have #5 ORB fittings. Read up on ORB here.
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How to remove twists from tire chains
Horsin'round replied to 56servi's topic in Implements and Attachments
The resemblance is uncanny Would you possibly have a set that fits 23x8.5x12? Would be a good reason to cross the river. -
Amazing seat cushions from Matt Castagno!
sqrlgtr replied to RoubaixRider's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Wonder if he has to have your old seat or he starts from scratch? -
Amazing seat cushions from Matt Castagno!
sqrlgtr replied to RoubaixRider's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Wonder if he would be interested in a reduced price for a group buy ? Would anyone be interested in this if he was? I sure an Jonesing for one after seeing all these pics. -
Does anyone have a size/ source for these o-rings? Could use a couple of sets. Thanks
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Kohler KT17 Engines I have a total of 4 of these engines for sale, would like to get $149 for all four of them. Description of each: 1 real good condition low hour, long block, 1 complete engine - ran when pulled, smokes, but rebuildable or used for parts. 1 complete engine - ran when pulled, smokes, but rebuildable or used for parts. 1 complete engine - believe it has a broken camshaft, but rebuildable or used for parts. Defiantly enough to build one good engine with the good long block and other parts engines, lots of spare parts including carburetors, intakes, flywheels, starters, & ignition parts. As I'm Cleaning out the garage, purchaser must take all four engines. Call Tim @ 1-313-460-8858
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Yes Sir, glad you made it work, looks good on the 400.
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Don't forget our feathered friends on this snow covered day.
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I will Ed. Do you remember that cab? We talked about it at the show about 8 years ago. It was for an XI and I was Leary But you convinced me that anything can be adapted. So I bought it and made it work. $250 new in the box. The seller was not sure what it fit but I googled it and found out. We haggled and she met my offer not knowing what it fit. Jack
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Snowblower (96-42ST01) Upper Pulley Spacer Placement
Ed Kennell replied to Sbaughman's topic in Implements and Attachments
I don't have a blower to check, but if that #34 is a lock washer, it's a gimmi that it goes under the bolt head. So blower housing would be your red line. If that sprocket is in a slot for adjustment, then it may be a flat washer and it still goes under the bolt head. -
Jack, Can you get a close up pic of the heat houser connection under the hood. No hurry..thanks.
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Thank you for the carb pictures, would you have a couple pictures of how the facet posi flow 1-2 psi fuel pump is mounted with brackets you made to see that and how the fuel line runs to carb?
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Snowblower (96-42ST01) Upper Pulley Spacer Placement
Sbaughman posted a topic in Implements and Attachments
Quick, and probably dumb, question: Where does the frame of the blower assembly itself fit in this diagram (Blue Line, Red Line, or Green Line) between washer (#42) and spacer (#34)? Chain jammed and I removed the pulley to clear the chain, in the process, I hadn't realized the spacer and didn't register where it was originally. The parts schematic doesn't make it idiot-proof clear where the space goes in relation to the blower side wall itself. Thanks for any help you can give!
