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10 pointsso I got an account. The amount of info and insights I've gleaned from you lot was worth a contribution. Thanks.
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8 points@David Star In a time where selfishness, arrogance, and indifference is the norm, to come across a story like this, specially involving someone who most of us know and admire is indeed a glimmer of hope for human kind. You have not only my gratitude for your actions but also my admiration . Much respect to you sir.
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6 points74 C-160. Runs pretty good. Needs a little tuning. All the gears work main belt is ok. Needs the fluids changed of course, another seat and some minor stuff. Deck needs a couple of patches but it's quiet and a heck of a lot lighter than my recycler!
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6 pointsSoo couple of years back did a pulley change on the tranny from 6 inch to 4.5 and used a 1/2 X 79 belt to make it work and it worked fairly well but wanted to get back to a 5/8 drive belt so went to a 5/8 x 81 inch belt and added a second flat Idler pulley. I simply cannot believe how smooth and sharp it shifts and drives now! The added flat Idler was 2 3/4" with a 5/8ths bore used and existing hole on the side shroud and just opened it up a bit. I use to slip a bit on steep hill with the 79" slips no more, the belt drives and the clutch is LOT smoother and in the right pedal area.... Will see how it holds up cut 3/4 of an acre of grass yesterday NO issues.
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5 pointsThe perfect match for factory Wheel-Horse silver rims. https://www.eastwood.com/ew-rally-wheel-argent-silver-paint-areos-12-oz.html
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5 pointsWell, I now join you with one kidney. Any tips? Like diet or anything...I know that Tylenol is my pain med and no Motrin...but anything more down to earth. Howard came home yesterday and I left the hospital on Friday.
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4 pointsMe and my pulling tractor driver went through the fleet today. We finished the last tractor with a go through and shine up.
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4 pointsDo you have the hitch fork in the correct position? Poor picture from the mower operator manual
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4 pointsWhat am I doing? A guy asked if I could have a look at his outboard motor which is not running right. I'm just going to clean the carb and if that doesn't cure it he will have to find a proper marine mechanic. Can't get involved in learning another skill set.
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4 pointsDecided to cobble the 2 plows I have into one. All I did was swap out the blades. After I finished doing that I had to see how it looked mounted on a tractor. So I rolled out the 500 Special and hooked it up. Amazing how easy it is isn't it?
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4 pointsOnly ever seen a police officer round here twice in 20 something years. Spoke to one, a WPC, and she said they didn't know any one lived down here. Tackled the remaining section of the bridleway this afternoon. The start. The far end. Ready to start back from the far end. After the return. After two passes with the C-125 and mowing deck. The deck was set a little high as the track is pretty rough at the far end. Not bad for two hours work. Now when we get the new pup, we can walk her down without tripping over briars and brambles, or getting stung by nettles. If I mow every fortnight it should stay clear. There's some big ruts at the far end and they'll get filled in over time. There was just one down side. Got a thorn in the LH front tyre on the C-125.
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4 pointsThank you so much for your willingness to be such a blessing to Howard. The selfless act you have done inspires all of us. May God continue to bless you and your family.
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4 pointsOn my 1970 Charger hydro project tractor I had to split the transmission as well. The fluid pump does separate from the transmission just fine. Heavy, so use caution. You can leave the pump nearly where it is by hanging it from the steering wheel by a thick wire. The transmission halves then split alot like a manual. Do NOT use silicone for reassembly. Proper gaskets are available from Wheelhorsepartsandmore.com.
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3 pointsThis become a Project of my Heart. This year The neighbour Farmers ask me if i‘m willing to help them out, to check the fields before mowing to seek for Baby deers. i agrred immediately. We run about few hours and it seemed nothing is there. Than they begin the first part of mowing carefully. Once a Mower stops immediately but it was too late. We missed one Baby Deer in the higher Grass and it became a victim of the Mower. I was about 10 meters far and i swear, that should be the last victim in my Area. So i begun with maximum force to develop a Solution with a Thermal imager and a Camera togerter as a Seek system for my Drone. Yap such a solution can be bought for several thousands of Dollars. ( range is from 5000 up to more as 10.000$) what is completely out of my Hobbyist Budget. i get a Seek pro Mobilephone Thermal imager, a Raspberry Pie, my FPV equippment and bring that all together to run. it is not 100% finished now, but my first results give me a good Feeling. I found few good sources to start with, added few things and try and coding, try and coding until Today. Today‘s maiden flight was IMHO a fully Success. it was all bound on quick and dirty, but i get a flight time of 25 min what is a dang good result. Sadly the Thermal cams with high frame are hard to get. So i must dealing with a <9Hz version, what is very Slow, but it works not too bad. While i forgot to put a TF Card in the Videorecorder, i have no Pics of Videos. The Way the thing goes told me i must continoue this Way. now i will enlightened all the unneeded things, to increase the Flighttime. Each gramms counts here. few Pics of my Setup ‚til now after i disassembled it to improove the weight saving. A 1500 mAh Lipo to compare dimensions the Seekcam mount and also the Video Cam mount together here is removed. a new version i had actually on the 3D Printer will save another 20 gramms The right Side shows the Raspi with SSD Harddisk and a 2 Way Video Switch, a Second 5V Regulator, a Video mixer and the FPV Transmitter here without Antenna. all squeezed in smalles Parts.without enclosures stick with 3M 2 side Tape. The Gimbal and the High Res Video Cam with Full HD possibillity An old membercard is used as insulatormount. The actual weight is Copter 980 gramms incl. 4500 mAh Lipo Battery 236 gramms of the whole Video processing Unit platform That results in 1216 gramms gros weight Airborne. the Bad was the Mavlink Telemetry Controller dies on the Session flying. but the Drone itself make a perfect Job until this happens, it flies the path and returned save home. For now the Invest was 500$ and a lot of hours Coding and testing any others here on Redsquare with activity‘s on the same issue?
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3 pointsThe last few months I picked up a couple of Ford N-series tractors. First one I picked up is a 1944 2N (the painted greyish-beige one). The other one I picked up last weekend. It's a 1947 8N with some modifications, i.e. side distributor instead of the front mount distributor. And this 8N, someone replaced the original 8N engine with a late 2N engine. The serial number on the block was hard to read, but I was able to deciphered it enough to find out it was a 2N engine. Luckily I found another serial number stamped on the transmission that makes it a early 1947 8N, which from the other features on the tractor corresponds to it being an early '47 8N.
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3 pointsIt's possible we both enjoy relatively flavorless but expensive sea food drenched in lemon juice and melted butter. I do have ancestors from his neck of the woods. Other than that, who knows? We both own Wheel Horses, does that count?
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3 pointsMr. Krabs is my hero! I used him as a screen name in a local forum. EEK EEK EEK EEK EEK EEK EEK!!!!
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3 pointsWithout the proper O2 signal the car will probably run like crap. This ain't 1980!
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3 pointsBeing frugal I just cut the head off a 1/4 bolt file an inch or so of it so its kinda flat on one side and weld it to the box...
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3 pointsIf you could find a cop anywhere near a bridleway you would then have to hope he knew the law in relation to them and that he gave enough of a toss to do something about it lol. Got the grindstone separated from its hub. Lot of huffing and puffing involved but I got it split. There is a drive key wedged into that slot and I will make one thats 3/16 thick not the 1/16 that's left of the old one.
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3 pointsI might have a complete new one. I will check later this morning and let you know.
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3 pointsNo need to remove the hydraulic motor. You can remove the right half of the tranny with out unbolting the left half from the tractor but, I find it easiest it remove the tranny from the tractor and then split it. The tranny will split just like a gear driven one and there are a lot less parts inside the gear case.
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3 pointsI like what you're doing Stephan. Working on farms in my younger years I have run more than one fawn through a haybine. Not only a bit depressing but at times a real mess to clean out of the crimpers. Keep up your campaign.
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3 pointsHere is a short Demovideo of the FPV System i actually running No the Drone is not fixed, i plan to use Mavlink, an GPS located route to fly before mowing. The plan is if they will mow, i fly in the morning before they do the Field to find thermal differences, than i can switch to the Real Vide to see what it is. If it‘s a rabbit they will flee but not the fawns as you fella’s know. The next Step is a crosslink to Alarm the seekers, that they can save the fawn and continue mowing. Yes, is seems i‘m on a good Way!
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2 pointsNext time you gonna need to hold up a local newspaper with the date clearly shown in the photo… now we believe the ladies’ cuttin’ splitten’ part… just that hauling guy’s alleged involvement is shall we say under discussion and further debate as to validity and veracity…
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2 pointsThere's likely an up charge for that option, but with the mosquitos around here, I would pay for that.
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2 pointsWell, a guy can't just go rushing into these kinds of things. The droll wisecracking alone here is worth the ticket price. Thanks for the welcome. It's entirely possible I may actually provide a useful contribution at some point, but being mechanically challenged, I'm more likely to have questions than answers.
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2 points
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2 pointsGood job I asked. I will give it a clean and hand it back. Not at all confident with it.
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2 pointsIf you have or know someone with a borescope or endoscope you could run it through the oil drain hole and look around inside. I have an inexpensive one off ebay that connects to my Iphone. ought it for a house plumbing problem, but it sure works great for tractors
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2 pointsFair warning...DO NOT rev it up too high in a container. IT WILL implode the container with the negative water pressure created by the propeller...Ask me how I know...
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2 pointsThis is going to be for my neighbor but fun none the less. Replacing a clapped out Huskie- Varnish l
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2 pointsFrom my little knowledge about this sport that I've read I see three possible rule violations. Dual Rear Wheels Front end too far off the ground Not looking ahead But maybe that's how they pull in the cheese state
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2 pointsSee if they are magnetic. If not my first guess is your rod or piston is trying to tell you something. Any rattles from the engine ? My 16 started a light rattle. I took the engine out and replaced it. I took the old engine apart and found this. Remember the engine was running!
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2 pointsI can see from your profile Mr. Star you have just as a fine taste in tractors as well as people, thank you for your service to our country as well.
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2 pointsI didn't understand most of that because I know nothing about drones. But I think it's great what you are trying to do..