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  2. 953 nut

    Transmission fluid level

    I had a problem with the motion control lever on one of mine being hard to push forward, turned out a family of chipmunks had been building a nest in there that interfered with full movement.
  3. 953 nut

    New here from middle eastern Indiana

    Great pictures, especially the Wheel Horses in the horse trailer. Your dad's friend who got you started on deserves a big thank you.
  4. Ed Kennell

    Transmission fluid level

    to the Dave. Please follow Paul's instructions above. He knows Sundstrand hydros.
  5. August 12, 1908 Ford Motor Company builds its first Model T car, which Henry Ford himself tests on a hunting trip to Wisconsin and northern Michigan.
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  7. Funny, I rebuilt a GT1600 and converted it to hydro a couple of years ago and am now in the process of rebuilding a 314 that has a Kohler M14.
  8. Retired Wrencher

    A runner.

    I have had this for a while been working on it little by little. It is a IMG_1371.mov 1056. It does not have the original engine but it is a K241 that is in there now. It is not perfect but it runs and drives.
  9. Sparky

    What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?

    Good eye Cleat!! She now has a Kohler 14 Magnum single under the hood!
  10. Retired Wrencher

    Adding wheelhorses into the serial number data base

    @Mastink Nice looking group of tractors you have there. One for every job. And
  11. Retired Wrencher

    Old posts and interesting topics

    What was you first one or model John?
  12. squonk

    transaxle 1532 bearing

    You can tap them in and out with a socket. Pay attention to how dep it sets into the case.
  13. ri702bill

    New here from middle eastern Indiana

    Nice! I see all "Workin' Girls", no "Prom Queens". Just like Cecil & Elmer intended then..... Same here - they all have to pull their own weight to get a spot in the garage.
  14. eo1bart

    8 speed uni drive with 1 1/8” axles

    Looking for a gearbox with 1 1/8" axles for my 312. Ok if it needs rebuilding. Located in the New England area
  15. 8ntruck

    I woke up EJ the 8N today

    Agree. I think I'll take 5 gallons back to Michigan later this week.
  16. wallfish

    Old posts and interesting topics

    Same! Never even heard of WH before I bought one. Then I found this place way back in 08 just looking for some info on that tractor I bought and these clowns turned it into a full blown obsession. I learned quite A LOT over the years and this was basically my go to source for that info.
  17. wallfish

    Idler arm help

    Try looking here. ASB bearings https://asbbearings.com/
  18. That Twin cylinder Briggs looks a lot like a single cylinder Kohler......JK looks great.
  19. Looking over a Sundstrand rearend I picked up (for the hydraulic lift parts) and everything looks good on it except for this needle bearing that had a glob of epoxy over it. Am I going to need a press in order to change this out? Can it be removed and installed without a press (since I don't have one)? Is this damage an indication for more damage I should look for if I decide to take it apart?
  20. leabassett@sbcglobal.net

    John Deere Bagger

    Changed Status to Closed
  21. No problem our work here is done and since @prondzy may be looking for them as well. They are not repros but close enough for the women we go out with. Yes made for Jeep restos. There have been many links to them here in the past and you can find them on fleabay and other places. @Achto found some super nice ones for his 701 and they were high test locking but they are NLA now and yet to find them elsewhere. Most are non locking and don't come with the plastic outer covering but shrink wrap makes them look orginal. You may often have to paint them black and white letter them. Search keywords are jeep cables throttle choke ... try Note these are out of stock https://www.ebay.com/itm/276726990312
  22. @EthanL Thank you, I’m definitely in love with the four bar hoods myself.
  23. @Mastinkthat is a great looking fleet. Those hood styles are my favorite by far
  24. Here’s a few of my herd, I’ve collected and sold them for the past few years, very early 78’ C-141 A, 76’ B-80, 71’ Bronco 14, 73’ No name 14, I actually have two but the other one is a Frankenstein. And I’ve owned an 800, 416-H, and a charger and a few others which have been parted out sadly or sold. I started this whole thing with my c-141 given to me by one of my dads friends, back in 2022, since then I’ve been through over 12 different garden tractors and now I’m sitting at 5 trying to keep them and take them to shows. Thanks
  25. Horseplay27

    Just Don't Find Them Like This Too Often...

    Do you have a link for the choke and throttle cables? I never knew someone reproduced them. I didn’t know they were the same as jeeps. I don’t mean to high jack the thread. The 701 is super nice!! It’s personally my favorite model! I love the patina on it. I wouldn’t change a thing, except for the wiring and dash to get it running and working again. Nice score!!
  26. @Mastink It never fails to amaze me when I get a new to or even when a customer brings one in the serial number is already in files. It also never fails that when I post a tag it finds it's way into a file. Me thinks Garry has special software that looks for tags in posts so he can add them. Great job Garry we certainly appreciate how well those files are kept.
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