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More cool pictures of the diesel
Pullstart replied to mudmowerdiesel's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
What is the fuel tank capacity? Have you ever been in a place that needed extra fuel from the spare tank? Cool stuff! -
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Well, Pete, sounds like you'll be back to slathering grease on any component that needs it. Good report!
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Your sister's nativity set has certainly be well taken care and in really good condition. I, for one, like the items that have special meaning and longevity in the family. Below is a celadon ceramic nativity that we purchased more than 30 years ago while in the Philippines. I made the stable from narra a wood that is premier wood of the Philippines.
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Here is a set of 55 lbs. Craftsman wheel weights for 12" rim tractors. They were on a Wheel Horse and should fit John Deere's also. $75 OBO
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Not used 5 years, inside shed storage, I will drive it onto getaway vehicle (or U), Used for light snow central DE, Home Lawn mowing 1/2 acre, semi retired w purchase of 14hp. 413 Hydro (Uck Toro)
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Yup. I had 'help' from the neighbor kids this year - random raking directions, jumping in the piles, etc.
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I have had one of these for many years, works great.
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My surgeon has two kids in a European college, a wife that wants a divorce, and a high maintenance girl friend. He says I need to see you every six months!
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Yep, having a donner machine is about the easiest way to go. I have a 520H on the back burner now putting in hydraulic power steering. Looks simple on the front side but logistics of fitting the plumbing into a small area took a lot of time. I got the plumbing done enough to work the cylinder and now looking at the configuration of the front axle and links. It is on the slate now to continue now that the GT22 is buttoned up.
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Good to hear that all is going well.
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Happy Birthday @cleat!!!
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Or kids, for that matter!
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Actually, I was wondering if a fellow could move piles with their Wheel Horse snowblower. In keeping with the theme of pushing them with a blade.
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That wrench is used to hold the spindle hex between the blade and spindle. It is long enough to catch the side of the deck so the nut can be loosened that holds the blade. Some have tried to use it to tighten the nut and doesn't work good for that application, just to hold the shaft from turning.
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if using a snow blower, i guess i would want to carefully patrol the leaf piles first to look for rocks, branches etc - - so as to not damage the blower auger etc
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If you search "Wheel Horse wrench" a number of threads will come up. Here is a good one...
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Can I buy just one of them
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I'm Not Sure Why, But I Now Have a B-80
BradKahler replied to BradKahler's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I stand corrected. My local Ace Hardware actually had 1" conduit fittings. Unfortunately no one around here had 1" street elbows so I ended up having to order one along with a 4" nipple. Parts should be here sometime next week. Thanks for the help everyone. I hope y'all have a nice Thanksgiving. -
Yup - some of the newer ones for sale are cast. Nope... I have not had an issue with the 1-1/8" nut; the difficult one is the 15/16 flats on the spindle. I bought a "yard sale" one and thinned the width to fit. That works.
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Put a bagger on the chute.
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About as much fun as going to the Dentist & the DMV on the same day... Really quick cutting the cast iron when you use a new 10-14 TPI staggered tooth blade. That saw has nice control & variable speed. There has been various folks that mentioned cutting a hub off; I figured I'd post it - with pictures.
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I have 2 sets of handles in my ebay store, they aren't cheap but they are very nice... One of them is ebay item number 205107548512. Let me know if you have any questions Regards Tyson
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