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Spent the day doing a little detailing on the 1075 and the 500 Special. I think I am finished with them both now. Next is the engine swap on the 875.

Thanks Buddy, Mrs. Tractorhead gets much better now, she now also realized, what that issue really was, before she dealed with it like a gently sniff. The Doctor explained her what was really happen, and yesterday they sent her on a load EKG. It appears her Heartmuscles will come nearly complete back to normal, just light issues will happen in future, but nothing that brakes a normal life. She will be come back to 90 % as before, what is fantastic. Thanks to God and all the Helpers and guy‘s they be involved in this Scenario, the extreme quick transfer to hospital, the circumstance a Heart Doctor ( with knowledge) was in Service and his extreme quick diagnosis and the right choice to place a Stent. she is faster than before exhausted, but the Doctor told her it take its time until she will be back in 90%. The Irritation will cause in a just 90%, but that‘s better than 80 or 70%. she must now learn to be no so impatient, all things take their time.

News from Bavaria, couple of Months felt, Kevin sent me a Attach-a-matic mount. i believed it was lost, no info‘s at the Customs, DHL told me they cannot check the Number... no traces can be found. but Today - Surprise it arrives. i wish i can be a Mouse to check what they did with it. maybe they tried it out or the evaluate it was not a Rocket Part.... 🥴😂😂😂 Custom fee was fixed at 0,01$ - right one cent..... But DHL tops that with another 6€ on Top. However, it is here now and i can Play with it. Have to go later to the Shed and show the Buddy‘s what i have. The Horse have a little Work to do later.... Btw Thanks Buddy Kevin @pullstart last but not least it was a Success. 👍🥳

if you don’t have access to a mill I just drilled holes at the end of the slots and then I used my jigsaw with metal cutting blades to cut the material out between the holes to create the slot. If you take your time the slots will be fairly clean and only require a small amount of filing to make them look really nice.

My dad was an airplane mechanic in the navy. He told me to ALWAYS let an air cooled engine idle for a minute, before shutting it down. I always do

Well a few times a year I mow in the woods behind my backyard. It's kind of an open area by a creek and we like having it open to walk and spot animals in. Kids will play and woods romp, etc. But if I don't stay on it it will be overtaken by brush and become so thick you can't see or walk in it. Anyways... I had already let it go more than I usually do so today I had the time to do it. It is 95 here so not ideal but it is shaded. Tools for the job are a gold series 2 cycle lawnboy, and an echo srm-225. This mower is a beast and the higher rpm's the 2 cycle can run at really do the trick on the thick vines coming out of the ground. They will wrap and bog down my 4 cycles, but not the lawnboy. Brush mowing duty probably wasn't it's intended purpose but it does it better than any mower I've used. It has a robust blade too. It's about twice as heavy as normal one... single passes and the lawnboy is just eating it up. And done...

Oh yeah the traffic and congestion is quite marvelous. Forget about going to a restaurant this week. When you have had to deal with it for as many years as we have it gets old. @Achto is the lucky one he gets to battle the traffic to get to work. Course once he gets ther all he's gotta do is get up on the roof of his plant and best seat in the house!

Your ears must have been ringing today Buddy, I was just thinking about you! I hope all is well with Mrs. Tractorhead and her recovery. We get to see our Jil next week!

Now @953 nut at the church youth group we tell them boys are blue, girls are pink and we don't want any purple from mixing the two.

Nawww you got CRS too 'Apples...... old as a goat you are..... it's a 1234 Squonky knows but where in the he double hockey's sticks is he when we need him? Mikey the chickens are fake they don't need feeding....... help this guy out!

Well said Steve. Darrell, simply go to my website and order what you need if you can find it. Select pay by check and I'll do my best to get them to you asap. It is not about the money. It's about your tractor. Let's call it miscommunication at a stressful time in both our lives. Wheel Horse brings people together. H I pe to see you at the big show some day.

Also got the autobahn I was cutting through the woods last week capped with material today.

Give Karsten - a newbie here in our grown „Shed wrenching group“ a warmly Welcome. Have a first look at his „ crazyness“.. yap, he definitively fits in our Group... First take a closer look to the Engine... yap, nice He will finish his project step by step... great project Even the horse feels fine aside. So let‘s begin to mount some Light in his Area....

Good news: The company that I bought the paint from said they would send along money for me to sandblast and repaint the exhaust!

Amazing... A couple years ago I got a birthday gift that was 2 years lost!

Some person added these to my commando 8 . Look closely and you’ll see the stir up underneath the floorboard. No this isn’t the correct mower either.

I've had dogs for the greater part of my life. From terriers to Great Danes. My favourites have always been Border Collies. These two are the ones in my avatar. Sadly no longer with us. They came from the farm where a do a bit of part time work. This was Katie. Lost her at 14yrs old three years ago. This was Rusty. Lost her at 15 years old two years ago. They were half sisters. There was three litters of pups all at once at the farm. 13 all together. The mothers belonged on the farm and the father was from a neighbouring farm. Randy dog wrecked a door to have his way. They are both greatly missed. Where we went, they went. I said no more after Rusty went. But I've been persuaded, after much debate, to accept a pup from a neighbours farm. "She'll be company for you". "You can train her, take her for walks, do the things you did with the others". So in a few weeks there will be a Border Collie cross Australian Kelpie coming to stay.

nope…. Too tall and not wide enough. BUT, a gt14 rear fender top cut just right lays on there nicely. And I had several 😁

Drain plug is on the very bottom right next to where the hitch contacts the case bottom. 8 speed fluid is 2 qts of the least expensive 80W90 gear oil you can find. If it's muddy or has water be sure to replace the shift boot too. 👍

Don't forget to put oil in it!

You do know Terry (Vinylguy)offers both of those dash decals in his inventory. 👍

Sorry you feel that way. I am mailing a check back to you ASAP. July is always a difficult and busy time for me but with Lola's Health issues it has been extremely difficult. The good news is they finally got her BP to normal range after changing meds 3 times so were happy about that and she should be fine going forward. Thanks to everyone for your patience. I expect to be caught up with show orders by the end of the week. OOPS! spoke to soon. just as I am typing this Lola just told me her BP has spiked again to 159/109 Why cant they figure out what's causing this. Terry

I may be getting older but I am not taking my WHs out for dinner and a movie..

Though we may be far apart geographically, we are together in spirit... Please join me in prayer... Our most gracious and heavenly father, hear our prayer O' Lord... We ask that you send your Holy Spirit down from heaven to be amongst Howard, his family, the donor, his or her family, and all involved... To cover them Lord in protection, love, healing, and grace... To hold all of them in your guarding arms... And use your omnipotent power GOD to protect all of them now, and forever more... In your son Christ's name we humbly pray. Amen.

The ols Cessna pump on the loader blew out the side the other day. So on my only day off I made a new pump bracket for the new pump.

My girl!! I used to hate the thought of having a dog because they shed and drool etc. now I cannot think of not having her. She is just over two years old and my hinting dog/ family pet. Her name is Harley. She is an English Lab.

This is my Grandson Vincent and his dog, Rigby! Rigby is a Great Dane/Mastiff. We have been keeping Rigby for the last year while they get there house fixed. Randy

Starting to see some activity on the minerals. Over 300 pics in 5 days. Here are a few. Just noticed I caught BIGFOOT on this pic. Coyote

Hello Brian and I would pull apart the spindle first to see what it does need. In my analness I would end up going thru the whole deck just to have that feel good thing. Some you can do a bearing some the spindle housing is toast. BTW we like our pics here so that '55 does not exist if ther are no !

Stop up and visit me and Trina. We'll show you 'round the local hills.

Model # 10515, If I am not mistaken. Circa ~1993. I have 2, and my wifes mowers of choice, out of 20. Nice, well built Lawn Boy. Very easy to repair, should a problem arise.

Tom, thank you for posting this! Looks like just what I need! AND, Mrs Google led me through to this webpage which is a MOST EXCELLENT read. Not a lot of glitzy HTML, just good old fashioned information. I mean, who knew that one could mix Durhams Water Putty with Epoxy to make a wood filler material? OR, fast set joint compound powder to CLEAR siliconized caulk ? This guy is a treasure trove of information! I can see spending hours upon hours on this site and bookmarking it for certain. In fact, I might save it 'offline' in case it goes away! http://rogcad.com/painting/contractors/index.htm

At 4:45am traffic is not really an issue and my route home is usually pretty clear as well, so not too much hassle for me. I will admit that I do not try to go any where else in Oshkosh during the show. I have never been to the EEA show even though I have lived with in 45min of the air field / show grounds my whole life. Keep saying "One of these years I should go to EAA". I will sit in the parking lot at work and watch a little bit of the air show when I have time. Enjoy the show @Dirty Dingus Magee Post some pictures, please.

Meet Ms Bailey. The queen of the castle.A gentle loving animal with us but a ferocious one with strangers. A real guard cat.

WOW! That's amazing!

Been up at the farm today, modifying an old smithy built field gate that must be 60yrs old at least. 1-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 1/8" angle iron. 1" x "1/4 flat bar and 3/8" square bar. 8ft x 4ft and weighs a ton. Well it felt like it. It's going at on end of an alleyway we use for loading the cattle trailer. The existing modern thin pipe gate has been bent and wrecked by beasts trying to escape. Only three years old. The modifyied one should last another 60 years now. See me out anyway.

agree - in some areas it makes sense to clad - other areas it might not ... due to trapped moisture / water just recently had a guy look at some of our exterior windows - he did not want to clad them because he felt it would lead to rot they are 70 year old Andersen sliders ... sashes were replaced around 20 years ago - but the remainder is original the windows face south / southwest - no trees - so they get full sun just recently repainted them ; they were neglected and in terrible shape fortunately only had to rebuild a few small areas and fill some larger splits I used Smith's CPES two part epoxy and epoxy filler for the sill repairs - and then also used PPG Permanizer Plus (also known as Seal Coat at one time I believe) finished with Sherwin Williams Duration

This count???

Yea they were only on the 10hp and up engines of the time. All massey ferguson GT's except for the 14 and 16 came with techys and the older ones had starter generators. I guess tecumseh wanted to advertise trouble free ignition, which they were good modules, but they don't make them anymore. If you find one NOS it's still $200+ and it's still a 60 year old electronic.

No brainer Ritchie... one of those covers for a bevel gear deck.....

Granted, this subject has been covered before (3,700 times) but why not sit down and hash it over again? https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/search/?q=spark plug&updated_after=any&sortby=relevancy&search_and_or=and

Tires are on without chains and look good. I think the chains are more likely to hit the tank bracket than the hydro fan. Chains will definitely need to have no slop on inside. Thanks all for comments.

I don't know who made it but I just this Spring found a feller who was elated to get the color matching chain saw I had. I gave it to him no charge. It was worth the smile on his face.

Some people use a "touch" sensor that maps and accounts for the print bed leveling.there are sensors currently equipped that automatically find zero, but from the zero point the entire bed must be level with the print head. I personally like to do things a little more manually. I find, like wheel horse tractors, simplicity is a key to reliability.

The good news is that is actually a MV18, or at least it shares the same bore and stroke. Sears wanted a 16 twin and it was easier for kohler to change the sticker than make a new engine. I converted a mv18 to run horizontally five or so years ago, my memory isn't the greatest but here is my take away: Use the manual! Big things you need are bearing plate/side cover, and crankshaft. Try to get them from the same engine. (try a-z, i used one of the big recyclers on epay) Mine was not from a wheel horse so I'm using an electric pto. You will also need intake and exhaust manifolds, air cleaner elbow(a-z), all the external governor pieces (parts tree) dip stick, oil fill, oil pick up, breather tube.

Mickey D’s on the way home from a wranglin’ might be the only courtin’ my Horses ever see again!

Getting things sorted for the steam pageant in 3 weeks. Cleaned up the 1467 Special and 3000W Generac Genny!

Nope... that is a 1995 Ford Ranger, believe it or not. It is just as physically monstrous and monstrous-sounding as my Hell Horse. Mustangs and muscle cars shake in their boots when this thing roars... You can see peeks of my Hell Horse in the background... Don