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At Home sandblasting?
Brockport Bill replied to Natejc_98's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
the other benefit of taking the decks to a pro sandblaster is if the deck ( or other tractor item ) is pitted -- its more challenging for me to get rust out --- even with scaler tool, or wire brush etc to get rust out from those pitted spots - - the propfessional sand blasting certainly makes them 100 % cleaned -
Been listening to a lot of Black Crowes lately...
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Would anyone have some of the front tires as shown in the picture? I'm sorry for posting this blasphemy to Wheel horse but its the only example I could find.
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C-120 with Deck/Blade/Weights/Parts/more
GeoC-120 commented on GeoC-120's classified in Wheel Horse for Sale
Will deliver within 50 miles of zip 18064, and $.40 per mile over 50 miles (within reason). -
C-120 with Deck/Blade/Weights/Parts/more
GeoC-120 commented on GeoC-120's classified in Wheel Horse for Sale
Changed Price to $325 OBO -
Looking for one of these steering wheel
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Hitch questions? What am I missing here?
Fj40z replied to Fj40z's topic in Implements and Attachments
Thanks again for all the help! Went out again this evening and the lift cable conduit is there. Does the lift cable go through and connect to the lift/lower mechanism that the mower deck also? I have nothing else there that I can see that you could use to operate it. -
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I have the Carbole 42S pumps on all my tractors. The only issue I had was my fault. I tightened the inlet filter too tight and broke the bond between the plastic body and the metal threaded fitting. Do not let them run dry. I always power mine from the ignition or coil tab on the ignition switch.
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@ gt14rider, been using a carbole low pressure 3.5 psi pumps for years , very similar in shape / size , very solid no issues at all , have mine just in front of engine , very good , pete
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That’s right! After his WH fever cooled off he was working on custom cars.
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Good evening all, @953 nut @Ed Kennell I am looking to buy a Carhold 42s fuel pump, can you give any pros or cons on this pump? I read a mixed review on this. Have you had any issues with your pump. Life time warranty? Facet posi-flo is double in price.
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We got enough done on it in order to take it for a test drive. We've been pecking away at it any time we could. My nephew Paul has been helping me with this one and apparently a little underwhelmed when it took off. The right rear tire is skidding when braking so we'll need to take a look in there and make some adjustments before full throttle in 3rd gear. And that Teccy engine has got to go.
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At Home sandblasting?
ebinmaine replied to Natejc_98's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
Sometimes the best value is letting someone else do the job. -
I don't understand why the site political correctness filter didn't allow the word ***** League. The ***** Leagues were professional baseball leagues comprising primarily African American players that operated from 1920 to roughly 1950. Formed in response to Major League Baseball's exclusionary "gentleman's agreement" that enforced a strict color barrier, the leagues flourished as a pillar of Black culture and later saw their statistics officially recognized in MLB’s record books. This article is about the historical term. For the outdated race concept, see Negroid. For other uses, see ***** (disambiguation) and Negress (disambiguation). In the English language, the term ***** is a term historically used to refer to people of Black African heritage. The term ***** means the color black in Spanish and Portuguese (from Latin niger), where English took it from.[1] The term can be viewed as offensive, inoffensive, or completely neutral, largely depending on the context, region or country where it is used, as well as the time period and context in which it is applied.
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who am I kidding?
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I didn't have the pleasure of knowing him but I pray that Chris's family and close friends will find comfort knowing he is no longer in pain. God bless them all in their loss.
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Sad I remember Chris. Rest in Peace He was a very talented custom car guy and did some cool stuff with the WHs too. We had bought and sold and traded some things with each other
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Rest in Peace. Thoughts and prayers with his loved ones.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
adsm08 replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I get it. Our neighborhood is a little closed in for my tastes, but it's what we could afford. We usually get along with these neighbors pretty well, but when left to her own devices this woman is the kind of busy-body that got us things like the temperance movement. -
Rest in peace, Chris. Prayers for his family.
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Most won’t know Chris but I did. He hasn’t visited RS in 8 or 9 years. I met Chris at a Zagray show and we instantly bonded when we discovered we shared the same birthday (March 5). We lost touch many years ago and I regret not putting more effort into getting back in contact with him. Was told he passed on the 12th. @chris11
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