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They are the "Warrior" brand. I'm taking them to work and figure after I burn all 3 up on one hole I'll leave them on the work bench and one of the guys will steal them. Then they will get mad when they won't even drill plastic!
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Changed Status to Closed
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I love them but the good ones are so danged $$$. Then Kev comes over... Let us know how they last.
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Move tractor from Indiana to Bucks county Pa
Toolmanbill replied to Toolmanbill's topic in Haulin Help
Picked up a 2001 314-8 with 234 hours. i think it’s from another member.seems in good condition Time will tell. -
I'm an "Inside Track " member and not only do I get those coupons, I get Horror Fright money every so often. I think close to $100 last year. got my step bits last Friday!
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Which Year Wheel Horse I have and 310-8 on Hood?
Railboy replied to Railboy's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Oliver2-44, I am reading over the diagram this morning and see that there are 3 wires attached to the Oil Sender on the engine. Looks like a Dark Blue, Light Blue, and a Black wire(Ground). Can you go over how the Oil Sender Switch works when you have full oil and indicate how the wires are polarity wise please? Thank you, sorry for the submissions, but on the learning curve. -
Just talking about that yesterday. Ford had one where the front axle went thru the oil pan.
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I bought a Quinn 1/2" ratchet/socket set it's working well for me so far. But if not they have a lifetime warranty, that's all that seems to matter these days.
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Do a leak down test
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You need to add a basket on that sulky to place all those parts you end up finding at Shows and Swap Meets! You won't regret adding that during your redo!
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Plenty of K-241 oil pans to choose from.
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Spinning it by a belt and another running tractor
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Another similarity - if you could keep the carb bowl full & get enough traction, the WH could do the same thing - no safety catch though...
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They put a new store in the same parking lot as the Home Goods store, where Amazon returns go on occasion. Scratch her back, scratch mine.
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Restoration Help
clueless replied to FarmallFarmer09's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
So in 12 hours you've got 4 different color choices, let's see how many more you get . -
Just remember the V-meter is connected differently that the A-meter when you install it.
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Hmm, 40 feet per minute. That's the same speed as a Wheel Horse 8-speed in 1st gear, low range.
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I do - sometimes I take advantage of them, but I try to resist using them when I don't really "need" anything. If I go in that store I will surely walk out with a bunch of stuff I don't really need and didn't plan to get.
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Show of hands who subscribes to their email blasts for coupons or deals? It's prolly a good thing I don't have a HF just down the street I'd have a lot of things I want but don't need. Here's one for The Pullstart... He gets his sockets I get my missing step bit.
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True Richard ... then there are these things called typos or fat fingers.
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Not all K-241s take two quarts of oil. The short oil pan units take 1 1/2 Quart and many industrial units take more than two quarts.
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@Retired Wrencher consistently do a regular check over after any usage , top off fuel , trans level , engine oil , also add sta bil to that tank top off , anything out of sync? BTW since going over to rislone , zinc oil additive years ago , I have had no oil issues at all . thats a great varnish cutter , helps / enhances ring function , another repetitive opportunity , that turned out , pete
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On the comment about dipsticks Its kinda hard to go by dipsticks when one looks like the one below. Given that most of our motors have been through many hands it's entirely possible the original stick has been replaced or modified. There was a post not long ago, Think it was from @rmaynard about more oil coming out than what was put in a motor. @Racinbob posted about measuring how much comes out comes out during a oil change and how much goes in using old juicy juice bottles calibrated by your wife's favorite measuring cup. Of all of Bob's crazy ideas this one seems to hold oil. In other words measure what you put in per the manual or published reading and see how that reads against the dipstick. Yeah I know a bit more PIA than just dumping a quart in and calling it a day but now you know how much is in it.
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