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Grade 8 bolts and nuts, working great, simple and fast,
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Dust caps! The old 701 will finally get the most attention (finally) for a few days. Gotta get it down from the workstand so the Blackhood can go on! Sheetmetal and paint. NOT my strongsuits!
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42" SD deck on a C-120. Need identity help..
Goldnboy replied to mjd034's topic in Implements and Attachments
A-Z tractor is another good option too! -
Changed Status to Pending
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42" SD deck on a C-120. Need identity help..
WHX?? replied to mjd034's topic in Implements and Attachments
Check with @76c12091520h k & b horse parts. He has lots of deck parts. There is also a document in files that id s all the different spindles used. I can't access my files on a dumb phone. -
Hey Folks, 1st post here.. I have a 42" SD deck on a C-120.. The deck has no tag & I can't remember where it came from a couple decades ago.. Started making some noise after 1st grease & mow of the season.. Key on the spindle got chewed, wrecked the shaft & pulley.. I've looked at a dozen or more assembly drawings and can't find a deck w/ the split belt cover.. Seems to be a 102776 or 100710 spindle, 6757 pulley and 6738 belt.. If anyone can render assistance w/ ID & correct parts to get mowing again, it wiould be greatly appreciated.. Thank you. Mike
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Was that before or after the Captain's addition?
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But the price was right...
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2026 Big Show Buy/Sell/Trade Thread
Ed Kennell replied to Pullstart's topic in Wheel Horse Collectors Club Show
VID_20260508_103431233~2.mp4 - Today
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Did this Bob ... thread on it https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/topic/77425-hf-20-ton-shop-press-product-review/?tab=comments#comment-749340
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Wheelhorse C-85: marketplace.. thoughts
ri702bill replied to FLtractor's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
"everything is there" - - NOT! Where is the outer half of the PTO?? It looks rougher than a Saturday night in County Lockup... is it really worth 200 miles of gas money on top of the selling price?? How long has it been listed for? Maybe let it bake in the Fla. sun & the price comes down?? Looks to have the "always broken" plastic rear fender pan too... -
Well.... since it is a halfway decent rust remover, it just may have some merit... once you get past the effervescent fizz that is !!
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Is it just me, or is the anvil / pin on your press look crooked? I have one of the early orange HF presses and my anvil was not straight at all. I ended up cutting mine at it's base and rewelding it so that it was strait.
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I'm no giant, but at 6 feet almost all of my tractors have a steering wheel that is too low. Adding a coupler does two things: raises the wheel a couple inches and makes removal later so much easier.
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Cutting the shaft makes it easy to extend the height of the steering wheel if needed.
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@953 nut you left one out. Coca-Cola was also used as a form of homemade, post-coital birth control (a d*****) during the 1950s and 1960s, particularly in the US. Though it was popular in folklore due to being inexpensive and accessible, it was wholly ineffective and dangerous.
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Dimensions needed for Mid Mount Grader Blade Bracket
BradKahler replied to BradKahler's topic in Implements and Attachments
I had to pause working on the grader blade due to the sale of a motorhome. I had a lot of prep to deal with the sale. Anyway I'm now back working the blade. The pivot shaft is now tack welded to the sector plate which enabled me to mount the assembly on the tractor. Before I go any further, does the angle of the blade look correct? It's sitting on the ground on the floor. There isn't a whole lot I can do if it isn't right other than drill new holes in the blade. On the overall length of the blade, this one is 48" and it seems that the original would have been 42". I think I've seen 50" listed somewhere but I could be wrong on that. Is 48" going to be to much of a blade for the B80 or B100? Thanks! Brad -
What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Handy Don replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
We hosted one of our granddaughters for a week and, of course, asked if there were any special activities she’d enjoy. One was learning to drive the tractor with the clutch (854). She was quite taken with the nimble short frame vs. the much bigger 312-H and 518-H++ at home and at the camp. -
I try and remove steering wheel first but if it's being a B!tC$h it don't bother me at all to cut shaft and use a coupling to put back together, plus you don't have to worry about the gear on the end of shaft either.
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That has sat outside for a while. Unless you have to have it I'd spend the Franklin on a nice steak instead!
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Stan50 replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Ok, trailer is ready. Practically I used 90% old or stashed material, except a few steel pieces or paint. I have regular 4x8 trailer,but I had to add more character to my tractor. Smaller dump trailer add some flavor to it 😁and I'm sure it could handle ~ 800-900 pounds easy. I look forward to it, however trailer tires are weak spot for that weight -
Wheelhorse C-85: marketplace.. thoughts
SylvanLakeWH replied to FLtractor's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Love the Black Hoods!!! Hard to tell whether the green is mold or paint...! -
Wheelhorse C-85: marketplace.. thoughts
oliver2-44 replied to FLtractor's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
You’re in Florida which has about as few Wheel Horses as Texas. If you can use parts for other projects it’s easily worth $100. I usually consider 100 mile as one being in my back yard -
Wheelhorse C-85: marketplace.. thoughts
lynnmor replied to FLtractor's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
That is a whole other definition for "rode hard and put away wet." -
check trans for H2O too! If there is excessive rust on the stick, it will need split and cleaned at the least.
