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Look what showed up at my bird feeder

Never sure what to expect when my better half and I head North to EB and Trina's. I wasn't sure what his next move was when he knelt down behind the newly acquired 417-A. He said he was priming the fuel system using the @wallfish method . @WHX?? you should have been there, would have liked one of your comments for sure, classic. But you know, it worked, amazing. Learned something new today.

Tractorphilia Pressurizing the tank is just an excuse to oral the tractor

Happy Saturday, Spent today fixing my beater snow blower, servicing my new one and building my plow tractor. Almost ready... weights and 2 link chains on the 312 and good to go! 20211204_160625.mp4 20211204_151635.mp4

It’s clear there’s a new cell phone with the weefee. ”HEY HOSEN! DOES YOUR JIM SMELL AS BAD AS MY JIM?” “NO WAY EB! HE’S WORSE!”

Don

“Oh tractor…I wuv you “

Oh my Lord Plunge if that don't remind me of this one! . The Hosen was on my 753 and the fuel pump give out right in the middle of really mosquitoe infested waters....trail ride. He thought maybe the carb was plugged. I'll do a caption when my gut quits hurting! Note the seat of the tractor! I distinctly remember telling him not to forget about my nuts. The knurley ones that hold the hood on!

I don't know if we are going to make a Red Square calendar for 2021 So I started making one. We start of with @Sparky his Commando 8 My Raider 10 @JCM his 420 exploring the snowy woods @Achto his Raider 12 @rjg854 Raider 12 with that sweet rack @johnnymag3 his lineup @c-series don his GT1800 @hcminis his three 4x4 horses @Shynon in the high summer grass and @squonk @WheelhorseBob his 520's doing some dirt work @SylvanLakeWH his blackhood collection @AMC RULES and @ebinmaine and Trina's Militair Tribute tractor (Honda WH in fall pictures wouldn't work) @Pullstart his lever and seniors @D_Mac plowing the snow I am just making it for myself, therefore it is in Dutch. I have some bugs to work out, as most pictures are of a to low quality for my Dutch calendar maker. Would love to put some more supporting member tractors in the calendar... If there is interest I could make a English versions with these or suggested pictures and make it a downloadable PDF file. DISCLAIMER: I am very sorry for you guys out there, how I didn't include in this temporarily calendar. I composed this trough topic's like front-end Friday and sideshot sunday. And the high resolution, my program needs I am very limited. Feel free to upload a picture of your horse(s)!

I see a lot of “ today’s haul” threads here and want to share mine from today. A running when parked 1054, a parts machine 953 and a 54 inch snow blade for them. Also a set of good used steering knuckles for the 1054. This is my first big wheel and I have hopes to use the 1054 as a plow mule this year. I’ll see how it goes but I’m pretty excited to score these. I’ve been talking to a few of the members here on their thoughts of this platform and thank them for their time.

With all the problems that have been reported in the shipping industry........ we're trying to solve the problem

I tell you guys what I ain't had this much belly ripping laughter on a Saturday nite since..... finnish the sentence... We love you EB but you ain't checking my fuel systems..... Thank you Plunge after a long day of being on call!

In yer defence EB..... Yah know the Plunge come to visit he feeds me all that alcohol I'll just up chuck some of it back in his tank and call it E -99... up oh yeah glurge...

He even has the clamps and chains ready for the rough stuff! Freaky

glad it says bows, not blows…

Did I say 45 gallons..,,umm… I meant 29.9 gallons

Hhhmmm… Wisconsin dialect notwithstanding, proper English was utilized in both sentences… Said whilst chewing cheese curds, I can see where your version appeals to the vulgate connotation. I of course, utilized a more refined diction, seeking a holistic understanding of @ebinmaine’s intentions towards the young …

So… It was good for you…?

A 'mostly' side shot of my new to me C-125 just off the jack stands and out for a joy ride: @Tach-a-matic

I've been cleaning out some book cases. Here's some of the calendars we did.

Still waiting for the seat to arrive so I sourced the material for the grille cut it to fit and installed it. It has a 1/4" hole round pattern, is stainless and pretty thick.

You are so lame Sylvia .... WAS it good for you!

This. Is. Awesome.

Ok.. I guess… I’ve recovered somewhat… A Haiku… @ebinmaine bows To the Wheel Horse Gods they made I can’t feel my eyes

.... by the way dear that is diesel in back of my ears....

He was giving the tractor mouth to mouth resuscitation... Don

Yah know I could have done this with a shop rag and the air compressor but I just like blowing so much!

I've pressurized a tank on occasion...

I got some quality time with both horses today. The C195 got put on lawn sweeper duty, and the 14-8 got tapped for plow duty. Why this division of labor? The plow does not fit the C195. The leaves were to wet to burn, so I piled them along the fence at the back of the property. I'll worry about what to do with them in the spring - they will end up burned, or being run through the shredder. This is the longest I've run the C195 since I got it. I'm getting more confidence in it. I am assuming that it is normal for an Eaton 1100 to have a slight whine as the tractor accelerates from a stop. It is quiet when everything is up to speed. The C195 is nowhere near as menurvible as the 14-8, though. Has a lot of understeer too. Tri ribs or front wheel weights might help that. Then again, maybe a new set of turf savers that don't have aged, rock hard tread might help. Using the plow to push the sweeper dump piles around worked out well enough that I think I'll fab up a leaf plow for next fall. I'll see if I can design it so I can use it on either tractor. The hydraulic lift on the C195 sure will make an implement like that easier to use than the lift lever on the 14-8.

@JCM Jim and I spent some more time bringing the recently aquired 417A to life. Popped the seat pan off. He did a bunch of foreign matter removal. We ran a new fuel line. Checked the fluids. After after using a special, little known priming method we got fire breathing through the KT17 again. After checking things over a bit more we decided to take it out for a shake down run.

Oh yeah I figured. I added up the known visual capacity of all those tanks. I was quite sure it was right around 29.9.

At 14.4 volts the voltage regulator should shut the charging off so no amperage flow which is what the meter reads. It will likely still be charging but only 1/10ths of an amp which can not be read on the meter. That is why the voltmeter has become the preferred charging system meter. That same 1/10th of an amp will raise the battery voltage from 12 to 14.4 volts which is easily noticed. If you decide to replace the ammeter with a voltmeter they are wired different. The original ammeter is really a voltmeter. Between the posts is a resistor which all the current passes through. The meter reads the voltage drop across the resistor which is proportional to the current flow through the resistor. The ammeter is scaled to display the results in amps. When an ammeter fails often the first noticeable condition is there is no battery power to the ignition switch. The resistor has failed. In your case the meter has likely failed.

a VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY BOB !!!!

I wanna hug it!!!

Had my two plow tractors out yesterday for front end and side pics

Same here, the only thing I inhale now is paint thinner, gasoline, fluxcore wire fumes, and Tinks #69 buck lure.

"Here we see a mechanic employing the Monica Lewinski method"

Yer killing me Sylvia ... hope yer happy I now have to go to emergency for a busted gut!

The… Visuals… Just can’t…

I quickly learned that 'method??) back in 1954 at 14yrs old on my $35 Cushman motor scooter Comes in handy occasionally on a horse too!!

Hay Bubba. Y'all hold my beer and watch this.

After taking that 21" wide 10 point in 2018, I was not going to mount another buck. But this years was kind of unique, and he was my number 50 whitetail buck, so another one goes on the wall. Got some prelim. work started on the form today.

Before and after a lot of blood sweat and beers

@Greentored I did that for about 2 months when I joined this fourm, before jumping out and scaring everyone

Yep ---I quit that smoke 44 years ago---Greatest thing I did for my health.

Mine too... I do have that old A/C unit in the 'machine shop' part, but that's it. No air or heat in the service areas. Love my Carhart coveralls! Thinking about picking up them "Arctic" ones that I saw. Let's see... they cost about 14 packs of smokes, I should be able to afford them in another 2 weeks! (I'm starting "Step 3" tomorrow! One month down)