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Happy Birthday Brian Hope you have a great day!
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Steve well said . Have to try to keep the torch going , and if guys back out because of fuel unfortunately there will eventually be no show . I will be heading down Wednesday morning despite the diesel fuel costs .
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You will find what you need on this site.
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So sorry to hear of your loss. It is extremely difficult losing a pet. You will be in our thoughts and prayers.
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Previous place I got a return call from a polite lady. One of three HVAC companies I called. Within seconds it was evident it was not a human. "hey sorry I missed your first call I was tethered to music" I said. Artificial ingredient... " yeah the tethered to music struggle is real" Wait what. After everything I said a Human would have had one of three reactions I wont describe. Scheduled a day and time with that thing. It's a weird time. After every sentence I spoke it would say "okay" then ask a follow up question like "it sounds like your heat is not working and your power is, is that correct" yeah yeah Siri ... can I talk to a human. dead air... Would this time and this date work for you. Yes, Okay I will blah blah Make some toast or something bud. Makes that company time. Wastes mine Dont get me started on the vapid folks doing their job with Chat tech.
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It's tough. I've lost 5 pets to cancer. It leaves a void.
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True Mike. I guess I was not thinking out of the box on this.
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Eliminating or replacing the grenade gears will be a mandatory maintenance procedure here from now on. Period.
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Got your PM. I'll answer later today and see what I can do to help out.
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Can you PM me the link?
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So sorry to hear about Denali. He was a handsome fella!
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Awwww.. what a beautiful dog and friend...... sorry for your loss.
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Sorry to hear of your loss Jim.
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I believe that post that the spring attaches to needs to go even further to the left to make good tension on the belt. Where that tab is on the lower edge of the belt guard is the correct location....... go to post #8 above to see the location. On your tractor, does that belt shroud tab line up with that location?
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Yes, you are going to really love running that tiller. One thing I had found very handy is to lock those "latches" in place on the rear of the tractor when you mount the tiller. That will keep them from opening up while you are tilling. I found that when tiling uneven ground, the latches can open and leave the tiller kind of dragging caddywampus behind the tractor...... I think I had to drill some holes in my latches to match up with holes in the adjacent bracket, then used pins and clips to lock them in place. (I think the newer tractors had those already??? Mine's a 1974 model year) On edit: Mine has alift assist spring.... Yours has that, right???
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What's In Your Mirror?
JERSEYHAWG / Glenn replied to AMC RULES's topic in non tractor related discussion
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@Jon Cooper I see this is a week old post, but did you get the info you needed?
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@Slampig I needed 2 sets of these for some Suburban projects. I was having a water jet company make me some other parts, so I had 25 sets of the main parts for the Suburban Control Assembly Direct copies of original parts. They are carbon steel, so they will need to be painted silver or color of your choice. The levers do not have the little dimple at the top that helps hold the knob on, so just like on the original I reccomment a dab of silicone or adhesive inside the knob slot. I just got these. I'll try to get together a list of the misc. bolts, screws, washers and clamps that complete the assembly You should be able to get those misc hardware items in all those drawers at you local hardware store. If your not in a hurry I may try to see what buying the hardware in bulk to see it it would help with total cost. My cost was $35 for a set of what's shown in the picture, plus postage . When you get you decals from Redo You Horse (Terry) you can get a chrome decal for the cover plate. https://www.redoyourhorse.com/1960-400-suburban-decals/ You can get the plastic triangle knobs that go on top the levers at https://wheelhorsepartsandmore.com/product/early-60s-triangle-knob/ $7 ea. If your interested let me know.
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48" Mower Deck for Xi Series Tractors. Brand New, N.O.S.
Redhorse posted a classfied in Wheel Horse for Sale
48" Mower Deck for Xi Series Tractors. Brand New, N.O.S. 48" Mower Deck for Xi Series Tractors. Brand New, N.O.S. The model is Toro 78363. This deck is brand new, never used, factory fresh, showroom condition. Pickup in RI. Will not ship unless all arrangements are made by buyer. $1,400. -
What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
lynnmor replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Looks like she is eating go three. -
What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?
pfrederi replied to Ed Kennell's topic in Wheel Horse Tractors
Spec # is Series 2 Higher than 24300 Gray color indicates service motor -
Quiet Collector Bagging system for XI tractors for 48" Deck
Redhorse posted a classfied in Wheel Horse for Sale
Quiet Collector Bagging system for XI tractors for 48" Deck. Complete setup like new. Picture is not the actual unit, mine is like new. Price is $800 and must be picked up in Rhode Island. -
deck belt for rd 36?
gwest_ca-(File Mod) replied to horseman with no horse's topic in Implements and Attachments
If you read the file description you would have found this. Drive belt 102741 (1/2" x 96.6") for C-Series tractors (Gates replacement BladeRunner 6638BR 17/32" x 96.75") Spindle belt 8411 (1/2" x 76.94") Should have told you to click on the fuzzy part of a picture in the link. -
So sorry to hear this Jim. No one can truly know the heart ache this causes a person. All I can say is that I can relate.
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