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  2. Changed Price to $250.00
  3. Because of health reasons I am selling my Wheel Horse collection of parts. Includes 3 mowing decks, two 48in and one 42in. Decks are not rusted out. 2- hoods 2- rear fenders 2- sets of chrome hub caps 3- front mule drives 1- 8 speed transmission 1- rear hitch adapter New set of 36 in blades Too many other parts to list.
  4. lynnmor

    C160 RPM drops when hydro engages?

    If the governor isn't regulating the engine speed at idle or low speed, then the only available power stays the same.
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  6. I would always adjust the carburetor so that you know the mixture, idle mixture, idle speed and maximum RPM is correct. We had a Cub Cadet dealer that always set for the leanest mixture possible, they ran well till they didn't. I replaced the valves he burned.
  7. One of my favorite Buggs Bunny episodes. https://www.supercartoons.net/cartoon/hillbilly-hare/
  8. rjg854

    Happy Birthday Bert

    Happy Borned on Day, Bert
  9. OoPEZoO

    Mower Deck for 1987-1989 414-8

    LInk to the parts break down https://lookup3.toro.com/partdex/index.cfm?xCaller=Toro I also can't seem to nail down a specific owners manual for that model. The only ones I can find are for the '86 model with the K321 motor.
  10. Ive only had this happen one time, it was on a 73 WH 12-8speed no name. Ive had that tractor for several years now and still have not had to touch carb . Might be according to who the PO was and how mochine was treated before? IDK but this usually doesn't happen. Great looking/sounding tractor @squonk....... I did trade @WHX?? out of a 1257 that didn't require anything either, but it was a running operating tractor when I got it so it doesn't count..
  11. Handy Don

    CB Radio antenna help needed.

    Yep. A straight wire antenna would be 36 feet long! Shorter physical lengths use wire coils and other cool electronic tricks.
  12. Behind the hub I had 4 steel plates 2 red 3/4" 2 plain 1/4" and the flange puller
  13. ri702bill

    Happy Birthday Bert

    Happy Birthday...
  14. pfrederi

    Breakerless Ignition

  15. ri702bill

    Betcha y’all didn’t know 239

    Elmer Fudd has not changed that much over the years, but the Wabbit has. Dufferent facial featyres, different voice. But always the same Smartaleck Attitude!
  16. 953 nut

    93 314h no start / electric issues

    The solenoid is a switch. That switch is activated by electricity flowing from one of the small terminals to the other small terminal through a coil of wire inside the solenoid producing a magnetic field that pulls the switch closed. If the solenoid clicks that is because not enough electrical current is flowing through the magnet coil. This can be caused by bad battery or a loose or corroded connection from either of the small terminals which acts as a resistor thus reducing the voltage at the coil inside the solenoid. A pair of small jumper wires can be used for testing with one connected to each of the small terminals of the solenoid and one connected to the battery + and the other connected to the battery -. It doesn't matter which one connects to which terminal.
  17. 702854boy

    Front Wheel Weights

    Are they for a wider rim or the narrow rims?
  18. Ed Kennell

    Happy Birthday Bert

    Have a Great Day Bert
  19. Thanks for the pictures. I actually found your post last week when I was searching for ideas on how to make a puller. I stopped at my local metal fab shop to see what kind of scraps they had available and found the 8-1/2" round 3/8" thick metal plates. My first attempt was with just one plate on each side and they started to flex right away. I then added the second pare and the front plates didn't really flex, but the back plates are flexing, mainly I think due to the smaller contact area on the back of the hub. Today my next try is going to be putting some tubing over the all-thread which should keep all four plates pretty much tied together. They will all have to flex the same amount. My other concern is the threaded stud I'm using to apply pressure with. I think it's to long. When I smack it with a hammer it doesn't seem like it's applying a solid impact to the shaft. Looking at your pictures, you used a short bolt which I believe guarantees more of the force is going straight into the shaft inside of the bolt flexing like I think mine is. So today I will be adding the tubing and finding a shorter bolt. Thanks!
  20. 953 nut

    DAD JOKES

    What kind of things does a farmer talk about when he is milking cows? Udder nonsense!
  21. JoeM

    2026 Portland Antique Engine and Tractor Show

    Now that is a tractor show!
  22. parsonsponyz

    Happy Birthday Bert

    Happy Birthday
  23. bradleydavidgood

    Mower Deck for 1987-1989 414-8

    Yes, have checked extensively. Found nothing anywhere. Thanks!
  24. bradleydavidgood

    Mower Deck for 1987-1989 414-8

    Good idea thanks!
  25. bradleydavidgood

    Mower Deck for 1987-1989 414-8

    Yes well there were no others at the time on ebay better and I didn't know about A to Z tractor then and wanted to mow my lawn.
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