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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
702854boy replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
On Tuesday we were able to snag a 6 speed for a Ulysses S Grant -
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SylvanLakeWH replied to SylvanLakeWH's topic in non tractor related discussion
Sadly, I think it is very common... -
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Ed Kennell replied to SylvanLakeWH's topic in non tractor related discussion
You must live in a "throw away hood". Lucky you! -
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SylvanLakeWH replied to SylvanLakeWH's topic in non tractor related discussion
Today's haul: Electric power washer (works perfectly) - cords were still tie wrapped in box. Electric chain saw (works perfectly) - Today
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kpinnc started following 2027 Calendar Pictures needed!!
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2027 Calendar Pictures needed!!
kpinnc replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
I'll throw some into the bucket: -
New Joisey!!!
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Here is a pic that might help
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Another week will be loading them up
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The more power is produced at a power plant the more heat is produced by the system, the generator and transferred to the atmosphere and the poor guys like me who worked there. I had several occasions to make entries into the reactor containment building at power, temperatures were about 120 or more. Fortunately my stay would be aa half hour or less.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Lane Ranger replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I put a different Schnacke recoil on my patina 1958 RJ today! i had Joe Papke replace a spring and stainless steel cable in my spare Schnacke recoil! This old motor with the Schancke starts on the first pull! I changed oil in the oil bath air cleaner and motor! Still smokes a bit but runs best of any Kohler I own! I also changed air filter in my 314-8 today! -
953 nut started following 2027 Calendar Pictures needed!!
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2027 Calendar Pictures needed!!
953 nut replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
953s on the straight and narrow. part of my herd fighting over the right to be first on the trailer. -
Here it is running. Next up are oil/filter changes for the engine and transmission, and change the fuel lines and filter. Then I’ll button it up and put the loader back on and put it back to work! IMG_6029.mov
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@Skwerl58 have carbole pumps for years , bombproof , that said , never do a PARTIAL / CHANGE / IMPROVEMENT , totally cleaned out tank , new petcock , valve , dielectric grease on related grommets , makes for very easy , swap , have a filter immediately , at fuel start . have a fuel filter and a check valve / clear hose up to carb , so I can see clear standing fuel , also add 1 to 2 ounces of STA BIL to EVERY TANK TOP OFF . GUESS WHAT ? YEARS IN ON THIS , NO FUEL FILTER DEBRIS OF ANY KIND , carb bowls are clean / clear , same set up on stand by gen , instant starts , and no debris . once verified for solid usage , MAINTAIN WHAT GOT ME THERE ! that's my road test , that a regular for me , love killing chronic issues , pete
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Fluid circulation? Over what distance? More info please! I know of many cities that pipe steam or hot water but I’ve not heard of this for air conditioning.
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NY Waterways is the operator. The captain of the ferry on the right in this image was credited for coordinating the responses by a number of ferries from different companies. That’s the aircraft carrier Intrepid in the background with a recently delivered Concorde on a barge to the left. The twin towers are at the far left.
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Ultimately the heat went back to the power plant where I worked south of Miami.
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ebinmaine started following Betcha y’all didn’t know 281
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The rest of Florida ...
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Handy Don started following Betcha y’all didn’t know 281
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Where does it dump the heat?
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Racinbob replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I've made several pairs over the years using 3/8"-24 threaded rod with 3/8" ID steel tube over it. Also made them with heims. -
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FREE 36" Mower Deck & Parts Deck
Brockport Bill commented on Rick3478's classified in Wheel Horse for Sale
i wish you were closer - - i would have been there in 5 minutes - - here is a 36 i recently rehabbed -
Brockport Bill started following Snow Plow surprise.
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i have rehabbed a number of blades - - grinder disc and wire brush etc -- not had to go the sand blast option -- then some primer and final paint coats --- often the wear edge blade is good enough to just flip but have had to buy a few new ones -- One rehab i did the prior owner had let the wear blade wear so much the carriage bold holes were gone so i had fabricator to and extension for bottom of plow blade then new holes and new wear edge blade install. i have not rehabbed any frames ---- usually not necessaary
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
peter lena replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
@sqrlgtr , initially used threaded rod on my tie rod ends / flat heim joints , as a durability test , guess what ? many years in , no failures or issues , slide a hose over the threaded rod , it disappears . dialed in same original tie rod measurement , been bombproof , pete -
kpinnc started following widen rear wheels
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widen rear wheels
kpinnc replied to sqrlgtr's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
I've done this before just to see if I could- but will just spend the money next time on a wide set of wheels. It is alot of work. But yes I used a side grinder with cutoff wheels and a narrow strip of steel to align both sides when finished. I also used the tractor itself to both mark and cut the wheels. Just jacked up the rear and let the wheel spin in low range and don't try to cut much. Just let the grinder do what it does. The good thing was because of where my cuts were, the leftover parts make up some nice 6 inch wide spares. -
What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
sqrlgtr replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
yeah, just repurposed old tie rods. Ive used the older ones that were not threaded on either end and some of the later ones that were already threaded on one end. Turn and thread to a left-hand thread so they are easily adjustable. Really helps when you want to center the steering wheel up also. -
widen rear wheels
ebinmaine replied to sqrlgtr's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
@kpinnc or @19richie66 ?
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