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Nice piece! Great price!
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I honestly can’t understand how anyone with a modicum of mechanical aptitude can go through life without a ready pocket knife. I use it constantly. How does one do without one? (Buck).
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Camper cover building construction thread
ebinmaine replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
Plenty of machines here to live in there with the camper. -
Camper cover building construction thread
grinchsr replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
Now you have to fill it that’s the fun part -
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Carried a Buck Cadet for probably 50 years more or less then this one showed up on marketplace for $12. Been in my pocket for about 8 years now.
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Obviously the tank isn;t original and the engine specs would show if it's an original engine. With the deck that's about a $600 to $900 tractor IMO depending on location and demand. But I haven't been buying tractors for a while. Definitely not $2500 With the solid seat it's most likely a 1959
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Is this one all orignal from pictures? How much do they really sell for?
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I'll sell you my RJ-58 for $2499 with an original gas tank! That's ridiculous expecting that kind of money but at least they didn't cut the hood
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Local marketplace listed. what’s it really worth? What is real year manufacture? All Orginal?
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We've been considering what to do for the new upta camp land. One possible bug advantage for us is that Maine still "grandfathers" outhouses built before a certain point. Our new land has an old off grid residence. If we can find a location of the original outhouse, we may be able to rebuild it.
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I've had mine for about 15 years. I think I've sent it out twice for repairs in that time, both covered by warranty. The first time I broke the tip off the blade and it was fixed for free. The blade warranty changed shortly after that so it wouldn't be covered anymore. The other time I opened the bit storage in sub-zero temps and it snapped right off.
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YES THEY ARE IRAs Taxes on Trump Account withdrawals depend on who contributed the money and your age when you take the funds out. How Withdrawals are Taxed by Source Withdrawals are distributed proportionally across the account's funding sources (you cannot choose to pull only tax-free money first): Individual / Family Contributions (After-Tax): Contributions made by parents, family members, or friends were made with after-tax dollars and are withdrawn tax-free. Federal Pilot Deposits, Employer Contributions, Charitable/Government Contributions, and Investment Earnings (Pre-Tax): The $1,000 federal seed deposit, employer contributions, and all accumulated investment earnings have not been taxed yet. These portions are taxed as ordinary income when withdrawn. Example: If your total account balance is $15,000, and $5,000 of it comes from taxable sources (like earnings and the federal deposit) while $10,000 comes from family after-tax contributions, about one-third of any withdrawal you make will be taxed as ordinary income. Withdrawal Rules & Penalties by Age Before Age 18: Distributions are prohibited (except for direct trustee-to-trustee rollovers into an ABLE account for disabled individuals at age 17). Ages 18 to 59½: Withdrawals are allowed (as the account converts to a traditional IRA), but the taxable portion is subject to: Ordinary income tax on the taxable percentage. An additional 10% early withdrawal penalty. Exceptions to the 10% penalty: You can avoid the 10% penalty (though you still pay ordinary income tax) for qualified higher education expenses, a first-time home purchase (up to $10,000), birth or adoption expenses, or certain medical/disability situations. [1, 2, 3] Ages 59½ to 74: Withdrawals are subject to ordinary income tax on the taxable portion, but the 10% early withdrawal penalty no longer applies. Age 75+: Required minimum distributions (RMDs) begin under current rules
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C-145 Auto electrical problems
953 nut replied to Kid with a wheelhorse's topic in Wheel Horse Electrical
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Going to be a while. I didn't take any pictures and everything is reinstalled under the dash, so taking pictures isn't really doable. Try a search on Packsrd 56 terminals abd see if any pictures turn up.
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C-145 Auto electrical problems
Ed Kennell replied to Kid with a wheelhorse's topic in Wheel Horse Electrical
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How I repaired the stripped studs on my coil for my K series engine.
Jim Turner posted a topic in Engines
I bought a replacement Kohler K241 engine from a Air compressor to use on one of my Wheel Horse garden tractors. What I discovered was the brass studs on both sides were stripped bare. The threads were originally 10-32. I did not want to toss it in the trash because it still tested good and they are about $31 after tax. So I found an 8-32 die on Amazon that happened to be about 5/8" in outside diameter so I could use it to rethread the post to 8-32. Came out nice and usable. Who ever had it before me over tightened it to used the wrong nuts. Some of you may of had this happen to your coil and i found this an easy fix. the die was about $11 for a pack of two. The threads came out much better than the picture shows. I had an Craftsman 8-32 die at home but was to large to fit beside the center post. I just used my Knipex pliers to tighten. -
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Camper cover building construction thread
ebinmaine replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
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Camper cover building construction thread
ebinmaine replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
If ONLY that was an option. The folding doors are the most likely direction I was headed. Opening is 14 ish feet wide so I figure to make a pair of 4 footers against the outside and 3 footers for the middle. They'll be quite tall. Somewhat gangly. But usable. -
C-145 Auto electrical problems
sqrlgtr replied to Kid with a wheelhorse's topic in Wheel Horse Electrical
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Here's a link to the post on that Buck.
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C-145 Auto electrical problems
pfrederi replied to Kid with a wheelhorse's topic in Wheel Horse Electrical
If you have a multi meter we can tell you how to do it with out a test light. Ignition coil is the can shaped thing the spark plug wire comes out of I am not sure I know what you mean by rectifier coil. Is it the stator that is under the flywheel it has nothing to do with spark.(see pic) Get a new Autolite 215 or if you are in to self abuse a Champion H10 -
That was part of my thought process as well. And orange is my favorite. Looked at those and similar with the bit drivers. Excellent idea that may have a future order here. In my stuff somewhere I have a mid 80s Buck "Lite" with a brown (bakelite??) handle. Turns out they're rare as hen's teeth. Love that knife but it's more of a collector's item now.
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Not yet. Will be carried in for now. Chemical toilet and propane/battery/pump inline water heater for hot shower. We are starting out with a HF Predator solar pannel and power station as a learning experience. We will probably upgrade to something larger in the future. We've also got a 3500 watt gas powered generator that will end up on the Ky property eventually. Once we start building a permanent building, we will hook up to the county water system and power.
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Quickie: flotation wheelbarrow
sjoemie himself replied to sjoemie himself's topic in non tractor related discussion
We have one of those but I have'nt exactly became friends with that yet. I find the steering a bit awkward. Stability, yes, no worry about tipping it on it's side in normal circumstances. Because it has a bigger load capacity than a normal wheelbarrow it doesn't perform very well in the mud.. two narrow wheels digging in making it hard to push or pull.- 4 replies
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