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Thank you everyone.
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Wheel Horse Paint Recommendations
WildHorses replied to nylyon-(Admin)'s topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
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The 0067 is considered the Julian build date and actually it is the date that they scheduled your batch of tractors to be built. Click on the picture in this link to see where yours lands. Adding We had already recorded the 12686 serial number from somewhere.
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Yes, the bottom number is 0067 but I'm sorry I can't tell you what it means
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I met Dave many years ago when I went to his house and picked up parts for whatever project I was working on at that time.
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Just wondering what the top right number (serial# maybe?) and the number on bottom of this id tag represents. I understand the top left number and know it signifies that its 1991 520H. The bottom # is hard to read and believe it says 0067? Any ideas?
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Another classic line from @WHX?? !!
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Lee1977 replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Me either, I have good quality heims joints on five of my tractors. don't think I would ever try them. -
This came up on my feed on the tube. I lost both of my brothers so hits home. I like this guy a lot.
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Old timers rock that never gets old!
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I had a 1948 Cub for a few years. Always lusted after an A Good looking tractor you have. 👍🤩😍
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It’s on order, as LILBAD
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I am in need of the nylon cam, part number 5996, and trunnion gasket repair, part number 6066. I am not sure if these are the most recent part numbers but looking them up in the toro website they do show up.
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Good deal. Parts swapping one at a time can be a good diagnostic tool. Best to move this to the classified "wanted" section now to see if anyone has a source for an ignition trigger.
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not sure about dipstick length but fill it so there is an inch or so left under the top of the tranny housing. for expansion...
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Is that the long or short model? What tractor or motor is it for?
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My friend pulled a trigger off from another motor. It passed all the tests, he put it on the engine and it runs. BUT he needs both tractors to run so he is looking for a trigger if anyone has one for sale. thanks in advance.
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Since the neighbor has got good booze among other adult partakings ...
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Since when did you come out of retirement and start a small engine business?
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Thanks for all the replies, I'll give some of these a try tomorrow!
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maybe a variation on SB S10? Or maybe S10 Mouse?
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I've been spending several hours per day over the last few days to work on the 'remodel' of our new A Liner camper. The plumbing and refrigerator are now gone and the cabinet where they were is a couple three hours away from becoming a dog crate. Part of the 'remodel' was to remake the front cabinet panel and giving the inside of the cabinet a better dog safe finish. Today's progress finished when I had to wait for paint to dry. Lots of fiddling to fit paneling around a wheel well and a couple of other obstacles. Hopefully, i can get it completely back together tomorrow. Pictures to follow. My wife's cousin owns one of the lakefront cottages across the street from us. He is considering moving full time to the lake. To do that, he has to shed some of the shop equipment that he has amassed over the years. He was wondering if I might be interested in a Grizzly bench top mill. Shure, I says. How much? He came back with a price I could not say no to. I guess I've just acquired a bench top mill. Delivery and payment arrangements are TBD.
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Require Generator/Starter 1B13 or compatible
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I live in south Missouri and sympathize with guys dealing with rocks. Not much need of just packing a shovel to dig a hole, need a rock bar to go with it. Our farm in north Missouri where the power line is passing through is another story. The machine in the video below is boring a 6' to 8' wide by 33' deep hole that will hold 66 yards of concrete. Never found a rock. They bored 5 holes--no rocks but in one place 4' of black dirt. In another hole, my brother text me, that it started with black dirt, then red dirt then back to black dirt again. Two miles away where the power plant is going in, they hit 13 feet thick rock twenty feet below the surface. The only rocks we have to deal with on the farm are what I call "store-bought rocks". When they put a oil line through the farm a few years ago they hauled in ~6" rocks and every spring we get to pick a wheel barrow full of them up that end up on the surface. 20260513_082543_2046688a-9618-4802-b97b-0ea296230eaa.mp4
