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And somewhere in the 90's the paint changed to Toro Red (leaning toward maroon) and a good match for it is Colonial Red. What did Elmer do for paint in the 60's? Anything official I'm with Richard here, if you want to stir up the pot...... bring up red paint here.
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I used mine at least 2-3 times a week. from gravel to using it as a saw horse. one the best builds. Wood Haul dead 518 snow removal just one scoop please
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EMQ (Electric Motor Quality) bearings are designed to handle high-speed, high-stress applications. The demands of these applications can wear out a lower quality ball bearing, damaging it and even the machine around it. EMQ bearings are held to a higher ABEC standard, created with greater precision in mind and tested to ensure optimal performance. C3 bearings provide larger internal clearance, making them an ideal choice for high-speed and high-temperature applications. Whether you are using motors, compressors, pumps, or fans, C3 bearings offer the necessary clearance to ensure smooth operation and prevent failure. They can handle more misalignment. It is really unnecessary to re-lubricate EMQ / C3 grade bearings. These come with premium lubricate installed.
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There’s a lot to love about calzones — and very little (if anything) to dislike about them. That’s why those of us here at National Today are going to celebrate National Calzone Day on November 1 by stuffing a calzone with our favorite pizza toppings and then stuffing ourselves with the results. Of course, since a calzone is actually a folded pizza, those toppings are not really toppings so much as stuffings. Anyway, stuffing is the key — and stuffed we will be — on National Calzone Day. Join us on this most tasty of holidays for some honest-to-goodness goodness.
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Yes, but the IH red is their farm and implement line. That was my thoughts also and was the biggest reason I went to using the Regal over the IH red, but after this little test IDK .
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Dan 312-8 replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I like your idea of the black dust caps on top of the spindles, what size are they? I presume they are readily available. My back hurts just thinking about trying to remove that mower deck! Is that a 48" off of a Bradley Fighting Vehicle... -
2 shades of Red
SylvanLakeWH replied to sqrlgtr's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
Red is red... said no one, ever. -
Are the paints both Rustoleum?
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Red is one of the colors that everyone sees differently. Some folks see orange whilst others will see a dark shade. It all depends on how much color blindness you have.
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I think it breaks the rules of no “humans” technically, the headless horseman is human.
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2026 CALENDAR PICTURES WANTED!!
stevebo-(Moderator) replied to ebinmaine's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
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Those are coil packs. I kinda doubt it. Nova has/had a points eliminator. I had a couple but it's my understanding that they won't work on a battery ignition.
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Through the years we've only had one with the breakerless. It was a Raider 12. Never had any trouble with it but..............
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Well done Jason. I hope it stays in your family to enjoy!
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BBC on the move
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I took the easy ones! You can find bearing guides online that will give you all the poop.
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I was told that this engine is a 64.
Retired Wrencher replied to Retired Wrencher's topic in Engines
Thanks Mike. What you posted Is found it in models list. I actually forgot about that info. So that settles that. Enjoy your day. -
Absolutely correct. Regal red is almost a full shade darker. And the IH Red darkens as it cures over a few weeks. It loses alot of that orange tint over time.
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First drive on my 69 Raider 12
kpinnc replied to thekevin's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
Definitely a good start. That old grease turns to gunk like dried epoxy. -
Kinda thinking you should grab a lottery ticket before that luck fades... Very nice and clean tractor. Not sure if that's original paint or not, but it looks to have been taken care of regardless.
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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
kpinnc replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
I mount all of my canister mufflers pointed forward. It won't eliminate sharp tones but at least they are pointed away from the driver. -
These things still impresses me of just how often it's useful. Let's see your loaders in action.
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First drive on my 69 Raider 12
thekevin replied to thekevin's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
I am going to start with cleaning this up.
