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Why we will always need Red Square and the hive mind....
JoeM replied to meadowfield's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
EB's 42,000 plus posts? EB going back in time and thinking about adjusting algorithms, I remember the more input criteria the more output chance of a false positive. If your looking for close enough it can work, but with precise output.....now we have a problem. If this is that then that will be this! The operation will not work. -
Just an FYI, if you are replacing the seal on the flywheel side, the aluminum bearing plate does not need to be removed. As mentioned, if you have removed 13 and 8 you can put some heat on the pulley. Check the set screw holes and make sure there was not a 2nd set screw in each hole. Also, you will break that pulley if you are just using a 3 jaw puller. Go to your local auto supply and borrow a bearing separator and puller.
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Where Are Traveller Batteries Made? The Traveller batteries are made in China. But they get distributed from Dallas, Texas. From here they get exported into different countries. In fact, Universal Power Group is one of the largest battery distributors in Texas and the USA.
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The two 6 volt batteries that were in the car are 17HF.
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A.S.M. = Artificer Sergeant Major : senior warrant officer : ( R.E.M.E.) Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers.🇬🇧
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All interesting comments. Thanks. I like fixing things so I will repair it, I think. Marv
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The super XL solved that problem
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Yes they line up perfectly with the holes in the weight. Here is a picture of the rear side of the weight.
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Say what? I still see the Interstate battery truck roll through town, and I used to be a dealer (closed in 2020) I stocked U1L and U1R plus a few other common tractor sizes (I think a couple were 26 and/or 24 group size) Although they were more expensive but had better CCA's , these days I just run by Tractor Supply and grab whatever's on sale... Even 6V batteries are still made. Tractor Supply carries "Traveller Powered by Interstate 6V 640 CCA Heavy-Duty Battery".
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Why we will always need Red Square and the hive mind....
Handy Don replied to meadowfield's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Hmmm. The version I remember is Garbage in -- Gospel out. The concept of a large sort for a machine learning or large language model is generally in the right direction, but add in a weighting system somewhat like a Bayesian that, during training (or whenever given feedback) iteratively alters the sort criteria. It is those millions (or billions) of tiny criteria that constitute the “knowledge.” And, it is because those criteria are so fine-grained and interconnected that identifying the exact reason for an answer to a given prompt is stupendously hard. And further, it is why when a falsehood gets trained into a model it is pretty much impossible to correct (that sounds kinda human to me)--generally, the model must be completely rebuilt from “ground truth” once the falsehood has been removed. And where does “ground truth” come from? Ah, grasshopper! -
If you can jump the solenoid to start the tractor, then both it and the starter are ok. Do you have a volt meter and the skill to use it? If no, find someone who does? If yes, then... Tractor in Neutral, wheels chocked... Carefully (probably with a helper) test to see if there is 12v on the “S” terminal of the ignition switch when the key is turned to “Start”. If no (since the tractor runs if jumped) then likely a bad switch. If yes, carefully test at the solenoid for 12v when the key is turned to “Start”. If no, then wiring from switch to solenoid is bad.
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Why we will always need Red Square and the hive mind....
AlexR replied to meadowfield's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Yes the 4hp K321 hahaha man that's a horrible running engine. -
This morning I headed up the Seacoast. I had to go into a little town called Southport. Never been there.... Pretty area.
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We looked at a ton of cars and I'm not positive but I think it was a stick
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Looking for a member that built custom 4x4 tractors
Pullstart replied to ACman's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
Sorry Jeff, it’s sold already -
Why we will always need Red Square and the hive mind....
SylvanLakeWH replied to meadowfield's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
HAL the computer (Space Odyssey 2001) is here... interesting tidbit... go up one letter from each letter in HAL H - I A - B L - M "I'm sorry Dave... I'm afraid I can’t do that..." Not a fan and think pandora was child's play in comparison... -
Sounds great! And close to home is a huge bonus
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I use anti-vibration gloves, they help a lot.
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Most Duracell batteries are made by East Penn, Interstate doesn't make batteries. I don't know what size you need. One example
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Looking for a member that built custom 4x4 tractors
ACman replied to ACman's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
@Pullstart Kevin I should have just called you Sunday morning but I did get ahold of Bob actually coming across your ad on marketplace by chance . Interested in any horse trading for the 702 ? You know how to get a hold of me . -
My Onan doesn't have spark.......
gwest_ca-(File Mod) replied to Martin's topic in Wheel Horse Electrical
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My Onan doesn't have spark.......
dray@georgiarays.com replied to Martin's topic in Wheel Horse Electrical
I FOUND the issue as a 25 amp fuse LOOKED fine, but it had blown, in the lower part, invisible to the eye, so I gambled replacing it, and it works.! HOWEVER, I have a PROBLEM: The ignition switch DOESN'T ENGAGE THE STARTER. I'M Forced to JUMP IT, each time to start. What might be the issue-and it's a new ignition switch? Could there be an issue with the Solenoid-like a 'DEAD SPOT'. It's over 20 years old, but I don't want to replace it and have it STILL not work? Can you PLEASE Help me? Chef Danyell -
Does the tank strap go around the gas tank or over the tank need help or a picture of how it looks
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Why we will always need Red Square and the hive mind....
8ntruck replied to meadowfield's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I know basically that AI is a large database sorting program. Beyond that, I've never given it much more thought. Hay, i'm retired and I don't need to learn about things like that anymore - right? I recently listened to a podcast interview of Mark Cuban. He commented that using an AI on something was sort of like having an army of researchers combing through the world's libraries gathering data on whatever question you posed to the AI. That kind of turned a light on in my mind as to how an AI can be useful. Obviously, one needs to ask the correct and properly stated question to produce useful answers. AIs apparently follow the GIGO computer rule - garbage in, garbage out. I might have to learn more about them. -
It's not real big and only one day but it's almost in my back yard. I haven't gone since pre-covid but, weather permitting, I'm going. Anybody else? Annual Downtown Tractor Show Early Saturday morning, July 19th, Michigan Street will close and quickly fill up with tractors and small engines for the Annual Downtown Tractor Show. The Show will start at 8:00 am and run until 3:00 pm. This show was started by a group of friends who enjoy their agricultural heritage and want to share that with the community in 2014. The first show was at the Plymouth Farmer’s Market and was only garden tractors. In 2015 it was held in Centennial Park with a BBQ Cook-off and featured garden and farm tractors. In 2016 the show came downtown and joined with Discover Plymouth. Garden and farm tractors, along with hit & miss engines, were featured in 2016. This show continues to grow each year in numbers of tractors that are displayed and visitors. Along with tractors and engines, there will be food vendors selling some tasty treats to the visitors of the show.
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