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That logic should work... as I recall, the idler I added has the same number of teeth as the lower. It IS positioned directly above it as the run of the chain is parallel to the opening. My snowblower is burried in the back of the garage right now, facing the wrong way. If you can bear with me, I may be able to get your dimension in a day or two... Another larger project is disassembled in front of it now.
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Why was the math book sad? It had too many problems.
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Ok, I think I see where you're headed. I just need to know where to drill the hole for the top sprocket. I know the bottom one is slotted for adjusting. I assumed it would be vertically aligned with the bottom one, just need a reference for where to center the hole... Like "6.25" down from top edge of auger housing" or similar. But you're suggesting laying it all out and picking the top location to ensure an even number of chain links. ✅
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Appears to be a congflagablabruation of two different systems. Maybe. Does you tractor have the flip back seat pan/fender or the flip forward seat?
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Purchased a used wheelhorse with a power bagger and now I have to put it use.can’t seem to figure out how to mount the belt. Any where I can find a diagram of the mounting for the belt? Thanks
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You may wish to reconsider your measurement parameter. The lower idler is in a slot to allow adjusting the chain tension and will be used that way when done. Where it is now is not where it may end up. Perhaps fixed dimensions ftom the top & end of the housing? The 2 portions of chain moving up and down over the new idler are really close and must not collide! Another thing to consider - even though #40 or 41 chain has a 1/2" pitch, you need a length of chain to the nearest inch to be able to use a standard external Master Link. If the chain length comes out to xxx and a 1/2", you need an offset or half link as you would need to couple an inner & outer link together. "Measure twice and cut once" applies here.
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2027 Calendar Pictures needed!!
SylvanLakeWH replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
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This is what the previous owner rigged up
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2027 Calendar Pictures needed!!
ebinmaine replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
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2027 Calendar Pictures needed!!
Bar Nuthin replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
What aspect ratio does she prefer - 16:9, 5:4 ?? Below left to right 1974 C-160 Automatic, 1973 16 Automatic, 1976 C-120 Automatic -
I have an ST324 snowthrower and I am adding the second idler to the chain drive system. Can someone please tell me how far apart the two idlers are on the 65 and up models? Thank you.
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I agree. It has more value as a show piece - which I have no desire to store or drag to shows. With patience, a fellow could possibly double his money or, make some good trades, if he found the right collector.
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I have one that is well worn. Don't buy one with the intent of using it regularly, it will self destruct over time. The hitch and framework will crack and break and the ratchets in the wheels will wear out. Parts are nearly impossible to get. I am keeping mine as a collector item in the hopes of finding parts over time. For regular use, get a throwaway model from Home Depot with the brand AllFitHD, parts are cheap and available and are identical to Ohio Steel.
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I won't make it to the big show. At least not until I retire in a couple years. It looks like Bristolville is about 250 miles east of me (Ossian, IN)
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one of my favorite albums, it makes for great background sounds
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2027 Calendar Pictures needed!!
Bill D replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
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If you don't find a use for it and you go to the Big Show next year I could use it
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definitely worth a look/see, check the brushes also, most anything is repairable
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What I am doing wrong with the chargeing
pfrederi replied to HorseingAround's topic in Wheel Horse Electrical
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There was a great story about Enzo and his take on "Customer Satisfaction" years ago. Seems that a Doctor in upstate New York bought his first Ferrari, new, in the summer. All was well until late fall - the car stumbled and drove poorly when it was cold. So..., he wrote a letter to Enzo himself, describing the lack of satisfaction with an otherwise fine car. A few weeks later, Enzo himself responded in a letter. The gist of it was "If you can afford my car, you can afford a heated garage for it!" End of discussion...
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The BBT aka Calendar Production Professional aka Trina is looking for tractor pictures! She has decided that this year's theme is going to be "multiple tractors". Looking for pictures of GROUPS of tractors at events they have gone to.... But all pictures are welcome. Home Herd pics, etc. Your own tractor needs to be in the photos. Label them if possible so we know who owns what and maybe even what model it is. Meet n Greet. Plow days. Big Show. Any kind of local events. Whatever you have. Post them up!
