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popeye!
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Thanks Joe, except for that right arm with two elbows.
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I have red, orange, yellow, green and yellow, orange and blue, and a rusty Speedex. His calls them all pink. But he only sits on the Wheel Horses, and the Elec-Trak. He has two older sisters, so the dominate color at home is pink. 🤨🤨🤨
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Not so much on gadgets but some items are worth a look.
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I ask GPT what @Ed Kennell would look like on a wheel horse? of course it needed a pic of someone and Ed was first on group pic Ed looks okay....tractor
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Congratulations on another successful trip around the sun!!!
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I keep hearing/seeing all of this talk about the potential dangers of “AI”, I keep listening but I’ve yet to hear any mention of “Terminator”, or “Arnie”, 😎 I’m waiting for a newscaster to say something like, “ Goodnight”, “I’ll be back”. 😂😂😂
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Happy Birthday @Vinylguy The graphics still look great!
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Looking for the size of the drive belt for a 1960 wheel horse suburban 400
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Thanks for that info. Would have never thought counter clockwise would add tension.
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The Cincinnati Pinks! Easy Ed was the man back in the day!
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You tighten the belt by turning counter clockwise. There are separate owners manuals for the tractor and mower.
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He already covered that.
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Missed the broken headlight lens
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Wow would have never guessed that. I tried to loosen it with a pair of gloves on and it would not budge. It is so buggered up it would cut you if not wearing gloves.
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That is used to tighten the deck drive belt. These little red tractors and the people we meet here are a source of joy for many members.
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Fabricating a Mid Mount Grader Blade Assembly for a D-Series Tractor
BradKahler replied to BradKahler's topic in Implements and Attachments
The gentleman (Rick) that has been kind enough to provide me with dimensions was out of pocket for a week or so. Yesterday he provided me with the last few dimensions I needed to start fabricating and to get the rest of the metal ordered. This morning I got the 3/4" holes drilled in the uprights and the A frame section tack welded together. Once I get the remaining metal, probably early next week, fabrication should go a happen at a faster pace. The only tricky part is the sector plate (plate with 3 slots), but I've already fabricated one for my other grader blade so I pretty much know how to lay it out and punch the holes. I'm also attaching the pictures that Rick provided of his blade which explains a few things better than the parts diagram shows. The big one is the bottom side of the blade that has the pivot support attached to the blade (2nd picture below). That isn't shown anywhere in the diagram. More to come over the next few weeks or so.... -
I was just referring to the upper throttle shaft play. A flanged bushing could be filed to conform to the elongated lower pivot point, or as you have suggested drill top and bottom to ensure proper alignment and insert bushings top and bottom
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What does that knob do at the bottom. It looks like someone used channel locks on it and broke it all up. Unfortunately the previous owner was my neighbor that passed away so I have no idea what has been done on this tractor. His wife gave it to me and I thought that was very nice of her but I am still trying to find out about it. I did down load the manual for it so I have that now. I am thinking this is going to be a fun project.
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Hood paint complete. 416 and 314 Hood paint complete.
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He will need to have his eyes examined or root for the Boston Pink Socks.
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Hood paint complete.
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That works for me. Some of the highest charting songs have been 7 - 11 specials. Sing the same seven word chorus eleven times in different keys with changing inflection points and you have a hit.
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Only problem is he tells me they are pink
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hydro pump for WH 312A
