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Thank you for the help and support on our new build. We are traveling with another team in the spring. We were thinking about traveling out of state for a couple of pulls. We are going to head out to Wisconsin. We were wondering if anyone had a suggestion of anything pulls in Illinois on our way to Wisconsin.
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Does anyone have one they'd be willing to take some measurements for me?
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I saw a thing that said harvest selfies are the thing this year.
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2027 Calendar Pictures needed!!
TonyToro Jr. replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
First picture from left to right. C-111 (Pop Culture) B-80 with a fully built predator 212 (SouthBend Cyclone), B-80 with a built Kohler ch20 v-twin (last minute) Raider 14 with a fully built k321 (lunch money), and a B-60 with a fully built predator 212 (Lewis) The 2 on the left is my friends pulling tractors, and the 2 in the middle our my pulling tractors and the one on the right is my dads pulling tractor. Second picture from left to right. C-145, C-121, and my 1257. Last picture C-121 closest, C-145 in the distance. -
Florida Flywheelers show; Wheelhorse Presence?
FLtractor replied to FLtractor's topic in General Shows and events
I’ll have to check out this years theme. Thank you. -
For years I've let my electrical parts float around a large tool box. Every time I needed something I had to hunt and dig. Used scraps of plywood and 1x4's. Components that require crimping on bottom and wire nuts on top. I suspect I'll never have to purchase some of them ever again.
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Florida Flywheelers show; Wheelhorse Presence?
FLtractor replied to FLtractor's topic in General Shows and events
Very cool trailer and that’s great to know they let tractors drive in to the swap area. -
Florida Flywheelers show; Wheelhorse Presence?
FLtractor replied to FLtractor's topic in General Shows and events
Great to know about Lotta walking and big swap meet. Thanks -
You were lucky. Twice within a month cost me a car!!!
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What’s Forrest Gumps password? 1Forrest1. Why should you never buy flowers from a monk? Because only you can prevent florist friars! What do you call a fat psychic? A four-chin teller!
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Why did the dalmation go to the optometrist? He was seeing spots!!!
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855 leaking axle seals
ineedanother replied to nyquil junkie's topic in Transmissions and transaxles
My puller is an old one, not the one in the picture. I've used my snap-on impact, I think around 900 ft-lb and can't imagine it breaking the puller. -
I recently scrapped out a zero turn. It had three springs under the seat. Did some checking and realized that two of them welded together would fit under the seat of my John Deere 110, which was in need of some assistance.
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I've tried that exact method and broke the puller on the first attempt. The steering wheel puller just wasn't built strong enough to pull a well stuck hub.
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855 leaking axle seals
ineedanother replied to nyquil junkie's topic in Transmissions and transaxles
Mine is similar and quick. Not as good looking but it was cheap and I used it twice this weekend. Sacrificed a bad hub and the bolts thread directly into the hub being pulled. -
Throw a picture or two at us--maybe even showing the model number!
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New Seat
leabassett@sbcglobal.net replied to leabassett@sbcglobal.net's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I know. The next junker that has some on it will be going on it. -
Gotta get ‘em pre-made, of course. Adding slots to spring steel is, well, a good way to dull tooling.
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2027 Calendar Pictures needed!!
rjg854 replied to ebinmaine's topic in non tractor related discussion
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Just a wild guess as to what you have. Model of tractor and deck model number would help.
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I had a similar set up on the B80 I had. You can elongate the slots where I circled to get the springs mounted farther back. They also make springs with slots built into them. I have seen them on E bay quite often.
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Darek joined the community
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That logic should work... as I recall, the idler I added has the same number of teeth as the lower. It IS positioned directly above it as the run of the chain is parallel to the opening. My snowblower is burried in the back of the garage right now, facing the wrong way. If you can bear with me, I may be able to get your dimension in a day or two... Another larger project is disassembled in front of it now.
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Why was the math book sad? It had too many problems.
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