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The 312 hydro in this thread ==> I've been using it around here to scrape the barn road and as a general farm taxi. Starts easy runs strong, its not pretty but so far its in good working order. I put a little bigger tires on the front than whats in the pics. After using it for a while I kinda want an 8 speed, not a hydro for what I use it for. So if any of ya are near me in SW PA, and wanna trade me an 8 speed in similar condition, contact me. I'm not fussy, if its a running 8 speed w/decent tires, I'm interested. i need the plow so, its not included unless your trade has one on it. I might even consider a couple rollers w no engines that I can use to piece together something workable. If interested lets make a deal. I might even sell it outright for a fair price or part trade or... whatever.
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it might be helpful if you clarify if you mean looking for just the rubber tires - - or also the rims? Also state what size since we cant read the size on photo? -- also are you trying to match this particular tread or manufacturer?
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2026 Gasconade County Threshers Reunion Show, Rosebud, Mo
peter lena replied to T-Mo-(Moderator)'s topic in General Shows and events
@T-Mo AWESOMNESS ! earlier era anything is a rare treat ! was thinking at how a lubrication spray or brush down would enhance / recover a patina finish . last photo 4 WD J/D CAB TRACTOR , would be a perfect unit to refresh . would not be surprised if a kerosene rub down , would not really enhance / refresh that unit . very easy to try a spot , sun warm / hot , thoroughly moisten finish spot , let soak in for hours / days . then clean oil cloth rub down , if it enhances color , you have trapped / saved that stage of finish . no scratch pads or paint removal , on a visible / apparent paint save , have used a 6" electric palm buffer , cleaner wax. deep solid color recovery . first thing I do on any thing I pick up , is get the soak on working . makes the rest easy . -
I recently used indoor plant delivery for some pet-safe, easy-care plants that have been a great addition to my propagation projects. The selection was vast with over 600 varieties, and the plants arrived healthy within two days. The care guide included was super helpful too. It could be a nice addition to your roadside nursery idea, offering a variety to potential customers.
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Wheel Horse D series rear lift cylinder issues
pfrederi replied to tractorhogg's topic in Implements and Attachments
The plate isn't a stop it ties the two side pieces together for strength. It may be reversible but it is on there correctly now. Your fitting seems to stick out a bit further than the original as on my D200. -
I made the franges for this one. It's 3/4" steel conduit and 2" tail pipe. There is nothing in the tail pipe. The end is 1 1/2' black pipe with 90 degree bend. Welded on it is a 1" washer and two 3/4" washers seperated wieh drilled out 1/4" nuts.
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Any ebay links to the manifold you used? What should I look for? I really like that manifold
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Happy Borned on Day. @CRF857
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Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉
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I started this food plot deer diary 7 years ago. The original blend of radish, turnip, clover and rape has been of the best. My field this year has blown up with clover, nearly 2’ tall patches all over. I had a pow wow with the farm store manager and we agreed there is no reason to add clover to the food plots. I am surprised though, the price of seeds has dropped at the same store over these years. Rape has increased from $1.60 to $2.00 per pound. Radish was $3.50, turnip $3.20. They are both $2.25 now. In fact, the sign said $2.25 but the receipt is at $2.00 for the turnips!
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@cafoose regularly suggest rislone zinc oil additive ? repetitive ENGINE VARNISH RELATED ISSUES , like piston ring hang up valve stem glue debris hang up, that varnish builds up and cools down like like a coral reef , to anything handy . also like a hi detergent 10-30 flat tappet oil , like valvoline , V R 1 , operational running ease is very apparent . don,t have any onans , but stay in touch with my tractors all the time . you were asking for suggestions , this is no instant miracle , but a thorough , engine oil drain / flush , and refill , just let it operate in a comfortable zone , BTW also use , STA BIL in all my fuels , no fuel hose break downs . if I had an onan , while still at pfizer , you can bet , that carb manifold would have been all s/s welded tubing , eliminating that repetitive issue . PTO inner needle bearing ? clean / flush it out , lucas , GREEN CHASSIS GREASE, XTRA HD , 550 FLASH POINT . very lightly , polyurea rated , insures easier spin up, also replace the outer sealed bearing , napa . related gold mine enhancement areas . nothing sarcastic , LOVE REPEDITIVE PROBLEMS , eliminate them , pete
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Happy Happy CRF
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And the missus in a bikini ...
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Wanna bet?!?!?!
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There's your answer... @WHX?? as your pool boy... all summer... in a speedo... oh... no...
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Yep ... pool party with lots of and we'll fill it. Throw some steaks on we'll even fill it with baby ruths ...
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I think my check liver light would come on! I realize that right now I am in a unique situation, and can’t let the water get too low. I also travel on occasion and can’t let it go a few days.
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My BIL has a fail safe system. Works every time. No electricity involved. Hose in pool. Turn on. Drink adult beverage of your choice. Turn off. Sometimes automatic stuff is way more desirable in a theoretical sense than reality...
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Lots of good information here, and though I enjoy ribbing, it’s the meat and potatoes here that I was looking for! There is a lot of thoughts to chew on. One- false senses. I would build this on a timer, so it only operates between midnight and 3am, or similar. That should cut down on the waves and pump actions. Two- Toilet fill. I have thought about this often too. I could easily just build a drop in system and stick the hose on it. I have limited space in the skimmer box, and I have a feeling that when my brother in laws come over for their self proclaimed cannon ball contest, the water may have the ability to break the mechanical valve. Three - low water cut off sensor. There is a float sensor in commercial water heating that I may be able to sneak through the conduit that’s plumbed into the box. It’s small and stainless steel, and quite rigid. It runs on 24vdc logic in the water heating industry as well. That I am used to, in my previous life. Four - liability and fail safe. Self explanatory there. I don’t want to get someone hurt.
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HAPPPPY BIRTHDAY
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Happy Birthday @CRF857, we are glad you were born.
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July 21, 1989, Spike Lee's iconic film Do the Right Thing premiered in the USA with a wide theatrical release sparking nationwide conversations about race and culture that continue today.
