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What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
ineedanother replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
@Sodaking27 where did you source the rims? You like? -
What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
Sodaking27 replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Little work on the 314H today. New front rims, bearings, tires and tie rods. Quick touch up of some of the body parts. -
This is my hub puller. Works well. Cheep to make. Plenty of variations have been nade.
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as an fyi - - for those who have the traditonal oem weights and have damaged decals in center ----- I checked and found that there are replacement decals available for those in need from REDOYOURHORSE Vinyl Guy?
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Sometimes in Netherlands (https://www.marktplaats.nl/) one can buy some WH parts, I don't know about shipping etc.,but you can always text them. If my eyes are good I can see some parts for buying there, even mule drive link.
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All very good ideas.
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Open exhaust and worn plugs. Seems to run lean but when I partially close the choke it evens out. May do a carb rebuild. Don't know if it had ethanol in a previous life.
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You might be a Wheel Horse fanatic if you have to color code them.
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Salad is the guarantee that food is coming
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thanks, thats right that looks like the bracket. but i dont think thats the one i need for my machine ? it fits under my 312-8 and i pulled it off but when i look up the right bracket for my tractor and the belt it lookes different. but the 2 belts is 66" and 76" and thats 142 in total - the other belt and pully assembly needs 141" belt. i think ill start ordering the 66" and 76" belt and see if that looks right - if not im buying a 141" belt and making the different bracket thanks again, that helped alot !
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1973 18 HP {1-0610 8} With Some Implements
rjg854 replied to BradKahler's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Looks like it's all there, so the bones are good. Are you planning on restoring it? -
yes, id look it up and on 1960-1970 mowers like RL-426 its the support bracket that sits between the mower and the frame of the tractor. now i know what its for i can sell the part here in denmark
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actually, for me I like them all, I guess that's why on 3 tractors they are all different. But if I had to choose which would be best, I'd lean more to the almond ones. Only because it breaks up all the red and black that are already on the Horses.
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The belt idler assembly looks similar to this one
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yes the engine # is 471546 - 1727603584 . i looked at the frame and theres no # on it so i cn only guess the year it was made from the engine #
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thanks ill try and take a look
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That thing sounds bad ass! Like it has some big cam drag racing engine in it!!
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Coincidental that the Newport Folk Festival is once again happening this weekend in "Zooport".
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@nyquil junkie 2 major assists . a screw in . PACKING PULLER , punch in tiny hole in seal metal side wall , screw in pull out seal , replace , also lubricate rubber to axel point it insure smooth operation . like a FLANGE PULLER , TO PULL HUBS , HAVE A SMALL HYDRAULIC RAM ? that will be solid strength against itself , end of axel to inner hub to axel , KROIL PENETRANT , like butter . actually easy with the right set up , like penetrating oil and light sand paper , for axel areas clean up , pete
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Here's Something You Don't See Everyday!
Handy Don replied to Bar Nuthin's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
Got my first look at a WH with a hit & miss a couple of years ago at the Big Show as it was being driven around the grounds. Perhaps not too practical but a great demonstration of elegant ingenuity. -
That is the frame and side drive system for an older (1960-1970) style mowing deck. This deck drive system was replaced with the current front mule drive system. to the
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July 25, 1965, Bob Dylan went electric at the Newport Folk Festival, performing a rock-and-roll set publicly for the very first time while a chorus of shouts and boos rained down on him from a dismayed audience. Six weeks before the 1965 festival, Bob Dylan had recorded the single that marked his move out of acoustic folk and into the idiom of electrified rock and roll. “Like A Rolling Stone” had only been released five days before his appearance at Newport, however, so most in the audience had no idea what lay in store for them. Neither did festival organizers, who were as surprised to see Dylan’s crew setting up heavy sound equipment during sound check as that evening’s audience would be to hear what came out of it.
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Here's Something You Don't See Everyday!
ebinmaine replied to Bar Nuthin's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
It uses a Wheelhorse transmission. Same method of shifting as any other you're already familiar with. At one point I had a 1933 Fairbanks Morse 3 HP flywheel engine. I read up on how to adapt it to a Wheelhorse. Never did it because it wasn't practical to us. Very interesting project. -
Is your engine spec number 471546? Good chance your tractor is a 1988 model E1-12K801. It took a while for the engines to land on a tractor and 1988 models would have been available in October 1987. Two pages of search results in no particular order for the E1-12K801 https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/search/?&q=e1-12k801&type=downloads_file&page=1&search_and_or=and&sortby=relevancy
