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Some pictures from Thursday at the Big Wheel Horse Collectors Club Sow. A little dreary and misty at startup. Light rain off and on until the afternoon but plenty of Wheel Horse enthusiasm.

The weather couldn't have been better and we had a great turnout.

So grateful to be back at the Fairgrounds for the 2022 WHCC Show! It was rainy at first but the sight of all the red tractors and people who came to enjoy the show early made the long rainy trip worth it! Sun came out later and it was great to see the early attendees everyone and riding tractors around and getting ready for the tractor parade tomorrow! A peek at the raffle tractor is also included in the pics

Adding more Senior pictures from last night to those Richard posted! Can’t wait to see them all today!

Arrived Thrus. Morning. Little damp. Bob Maynard looking for the cookie bars! HHHOOOWWWAAARRRDDD!!! (Otherwise known as "The Pope") holding court! Rhubarb pie social at the "Hospitality tent" JRBlanke as the " taster" Pullstart the Fashion Plate! Lane and Jim looking for more Horsepower "Pope Mobile" Stevebo and Brennan "Easy rider" @rjg854 Couple more shots

Senior pictures! Incredible to see them all together!

Wild Bill is taking guesses on how long it will take for him to get grease on his white pants- as he and the team work to start next year’s raffle tractor!

This year's feature tractor is the Senior and I will add a couple more pictures to Linda's pictures (along with a couple not so seniors!

me and @danweikert21 on our way to the show we are a bit late but we will be there can’t wait it’s the first of many hopefully

More happy folks enjoying the day with and on their Wheel Horses!

Good Wheel Horse morning! So many happy people and a wide variety of amazing tractors are at the Fairgrounds today!

More happy Wheel Horse People- including Maynard, Jo , Kyle and Brian!

Van and more Wheel Horse riders ahead of the tractor parade

When Tim @Horse Newbiegot this gray WH and wanted to keep it gray! It looks great!

Kevin and his no name14 speed automatic-signed by Cecil Pond.

Kermie is up to 14 tractors in 4 months- official Horseaholic! Bill said this is the Gemtleman’s tractor

Second owner of this Senior! Model A Ford transmission!

Precious cargo! I will try for a better picture of dad also!

Great pictures @Mrs. Rules glad to see Santa Claus could make it.

Fun day of stuck Norman, @Handy Don’s 854 woes fixed, Jackie quit running and is grinding the transmission now, Rylee hanging out with @Horse Newbie and @857 horse and their tractors, maybe some rain, lots of fun! So great to catch up with @roadapples, @Jrblanke, and @dells68, and take a couple hot laps on the Snowmotractor! Mrs. P even managed to run out of fuel on a Senior parade Shorts and boots!

Thank you all for another wonderful Wheel Horse Collector’s Club show! It was great to see you and our Red Square members too! Wish we could stay longer but we have great memories and pictures to get us through to next year! Thank you!

And apologies for a few parade entries I was not able to post on time - due to slow upload speed and taking a break to take pics and a video for Someone which I was was happy to do! Thank you and I hope you enjoyed the pictures! It was a great day and tractor parade at this year’s Show! will look online as post any missing pictures soon. Dan!

The start of the tractor parade with Jo and Wild Bill!

L’il Pullstart!

This is it, the final day to enter to win! There are only 100 of these made, it is more rare than a 420LSE When these were offered for sale they sold out in under 4 hours, don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of history in the making and support the most comprehensive knowledge base of Wheel Horse in existence! Drawing will be around 8:00am tomorrow, Saturday June 25, 2022!

Some Friday pics: Bus stop was busy all day Randy looking over the herd of Horses! Randy and "The Pope" Awesome cherries for the Boyer Nursery across the road courtesy of the Cherry Lady

As always Linda, outstanding pictures! Thanks so much for taking the time to take and post all these for us at home!

Decks are sized by their width of cut. Possible it is a 42" RD? There was never a 48" RD. Click on the picture for more

Wow! Thanks!!!

Kevin and his first awesome WH restoration!

Outstanding Pictures !!!

American ingenuity at its best! Excellent!

Lilly here with her rare tracto!

Lyle’s turbo charged Odin. - and his family cheering him on!

Really good working 312-8 and am awesome family Ryan has and they are having a great day at the show!

856!

Ed’s first build and restoration- it is awesome!

753 Round hood! 7 horses. Electric start. 1953! Lucas passed Bill’s test!

A bigger engine has been added to this 312 -a. 8 speed transmission! No plans to tractor pull with it

GT 14 - Jarrod is picking up kids and anyone who wants to ride and he is going to add at least one more wagon for next year!

Berton Smith having fun on the c-120 today!

Gaden - Bill’s son ready for riding fast!

Mr Pullstart!

Jacky and his Senior !

Mrs Pullstart with her Senior!

Looks like the Covid years have whitened the hair on a lot of guys. Great pictures Mrs, Rules.

Your first drawing with the volt meter on the ignition would be the way to go. The unregulated voltage coming from the "F" terminal wouldn't be a good indication of charging if the regulator wasn't closing. Your Generator Warning light will have voltage applied to both wires while the S/G is producing a charging voltage but the slight (2 volts +/-) amount of difference is not enough to make the lamp glow.

@857 horse what size/brand are the rear tires and rims on your cool tractor

Follow the drawing. The battery voltage will increase as the charge current charges the battery. That is what you want to monitor.

Lame Ranger!