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@Ed Kennell - that stationary bike was a good find. Should help with your wife's knee surgery recovery. That was one of the machines they had my wife on during her post knee op therapy.
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Picture in me head.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ACman replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
@WHX?? Jim from a thread you posted about ridiculous shipping costs but this is for everyone else too . I came across an envelope in the barn and tI’m 98.641% sure that I made an order from them for flanged bronze bushing . If this is the place . I called the number , talked to someone who knew what I was wanting and I understood what he was saying for one . Two , they were cheap. Three , he just threw the four brushing into a snail mail envelope for whatever the actual cost was . I just asked nicely if he would put them into a small envelope and send them through snail mail for me . No Bs outrageous price for shipping . They have way more than just bearings too . Try them out on your next purchase and let everyone else know if they still do this . I don’t see myself buying anything soon https://www.eurekabearing.com - Yesterday
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And they also said we have “no mountain lions”! And they still didn’t believe us even after showing a picture of one on our trail cam!
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Does this happen without a belt on the PTO? Any unusual ticking or noise around the rocker covers? service manual may be helpful.
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CH14 starts and runs fine, engage pto and engine loads up starts sputtering and dumps fuel out carb then dies. po unhooked all safety switches tractor has ran fine for 2 years that i had it non ethanol gas only
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Update, took the rectifier out, sanded and cleaned contact points, ran a ground to the battery. The back of the rectifier was dark in spots, but not burned , the plug was melted, someone rapped it in electrical type. Got the engine running, checked out the stator, 30 volts AC, that was only 3200 rpm. Needs linkage adjusted, plugged in rectifier and 14.2 volts DC at 3200.
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Have you considered drilling the four threaded holes out to 3/8" and using slightly longer 3/8"-24 grade 8 bolts with flex top locking nuts.
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Yes (does WH call out this spec?) I like using wet torque valves on lockers. Not sure if this any good but in the field I liked adding 10%. or two uga dga's
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@Sparky that belt pulley set up , those are all small sealed bearings ? how much belt bounce on the longest unsupported run? incremental bearing hang ups , COLLECTIVELY , make that buzz city , thats what eats those set ups , dare to say another spring pushed flat pulley under the longest lower run , might enhance that set up , pete
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Two different types/sizes of rings used on Kohler M14 engines t
1979 C-101 replied to 1979 C-101's topic in Engines
Success! I knew this was the place to get the correct answer. Thank you sooo much. -
We are allowed to hunt/trap bobcats in PA. You are allowed 1 per year. Cousin of a guy I used to work with regularly ended up catching more than 1 a year, and had to figure out how to let them go. He ended up making this board, basically took a full sheet of OSB, cut a slot out to put over the cat's leg, and when he released the trap they'd just run.
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We have those right here local. Beautiful animals.
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Having spoken to a Maine State Game Warden about the rattlers, mountain lions, and also wolves, another reason not to admit a known population is general public ignorance and fear. Admitting the presence of such animals could potentially have negative impact on tourism..... of people that quite possibly shouldn't be in the wild anyway.
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For a long time Connecticut did not have any bobcats until too many photos popped up.
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Never trust simple resistance readings, load test everything with a light bulb. A good 0 gauge cable and a single good strand of 12ga AGW wire have the same resistance value. Only one will carry a current.
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The theory I saw that makes the most sense is that the states do know the animals are there, but won't admit it because then they have to do a lot of extra work and spend a lot of extra money because of the protected status.
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Maine too. Yet there are >> dozens << of documented sightings.
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And PA has no mountain lions.
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More mechanical stuff today. I finished assembling the transfer case for my Dodge M37. The only things left to do on it are installing a magnetic drain plug (arriving soon), masking some areas, and applying an overall coat of Marine Corps green paint, like the original paint that covered all of the fasteners. I was going to fire up one of the Horses today and give the lawn a trim, but just in time it started to rain.
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Happy Birthday Formariz!
Pullstart replied to SylvanLakeWH's topic in non tractor related discussion
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I am so sorry I haven’t seen this or responded earlier, but it is so great to hear from you Cas! We surely missed you at the show, and I hope we can manage to cross paths again soon. I hope all is improving, in all aspects of your life!
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I wish we had more serpents here. 🐍 We could really use the rodent help and I do enjoy seeing them. Maine has no admitted breeding populations of poisonous snakes anymore having eradicated the timber rattlers. We do have garter snakes and several other varieties. The largest I've ever seen was a red brick type milk snake just over 3 feet long. Unfortunately it was too close to vehicles... Reaching for proper PPE proves intelligence and reasoning. I wear gloves. A LOT.
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Just verbal commands!
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Yep, that's your rodent patrol black snake shed.
