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You are providing a valuable resource for anyone who wants to do the job right. This thread and the detail you have included is wonderful.

I've always been fascinated by numbers and sequences of numbers, but last night I happened to look at my watch. It was 9:24. The date was 9/24, and my address is 924 Chapel Rd. Nothing special happened, and I'm still alive. Just sayin'

Geez and I thought I had too much time on my hands watching the clock for 702...753... 855... 953...1054...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_flat_Earth_beliefs

If my brain shrank anymore, Waldo would be able to beat me in a spelling bee. 1st. Word: Cat Cat: K A T Cat!

My brain is already so small that any more shrinking should be minimal. A 26 year old huh? That might explain why some young people seem to be so mind-numb to the world around them. If it isn't on their phone then it doesn't matter.

Thank You, Everyone My wife and I just returned from spending a few days at the beach in the RV. With the summer crowds gone we had a relaxing time and the beach almost to ourselves.

Pics courtesy of @Shynon

my son mowing in 1989 - - year # one with our new 312-8 -- still have it 35 yrs later

You are providing a valuable resource for anyone who wants to do the job right. And entertainment for all that enjoy watching an artist at work. We like pictures....

As you know there would be a lot of heat generated with no heatsink and it would probably not last very long. At 0.01015 ohms per foot a piece of 20 gauge 273.7 feet long should get you in the 2,88 ohm range with about four amp current flow. sounds like a plan.

Mrs. Sylvan would suggest that my brain is permanently shrunk, regardless of what time it is...

Hmmm, I just woke up from a 3 hour nap, so I should be good to go.

Brains shrink after 8pm. Hummmmm. Maybe that is why I seem to get a kick from watching Ancient Aliens late in the evening.

I seldom post after 8:00 pm and now there is scientific evidence that we men probably should think twice about doing anything involving thought after 8:00 pm. According to researcher Laura Pritschet our brains shrink after 8:00 pm but do recover by morning, Good night all. https://www.the-sun.com/health/12518825/mens-brains-shrink-everyday-reset-overnight-hormones/#:~:text=MEN'S brains shrink in volume,the man's brain reset overnight.

Flat Earth theory jives very nicely with the International Stop Continental Drift movement as well... Flat presumes a weight equilibrium... Continental drift, if allowed to continue, would jeopardize said flatness through changing weight distribution across the flat earth's plane... wouldn't it? And it ain't even past 8:00 pm...

Good point. I just question everything and try to think outside the box. BTW, Mrs K says sometimes I look like I should be living in a cardboard box in the alley.

Even if the earth is flat, if you walk around the outside edge, you’ll end up back where you started, just by continually walking forward

So, structurally, it turned out well. I thought I had purchased water thin super glue, but it was more of a gel. Will get thinner glue next time, but the super glue worked. I will probably line the ID of the coil with insulating tape or plastic. Or maybe, I'll insulate the minor of the housing. Technique is good, next is hitting a resistance that is good enough. 20ga wire is supposed to be here Friday.

I worked night shift and late hours for years...still a night owl and slow in the mornings...I say BS.

I wonder how this affects folks travelling in and out of different time zones, ie, airline / military air crew? Do the effects of ‘Jet lag’ differ depending on which direction you’re going ?🤔🤪🤪🤪 It’s now 0805 hrs where I am, If I ask the same question later at 2005 hrs will I get a different answer? Or should I just have a couple of JD’s 🥃🥃, and go to bed instead?

Now we wait on the super glue to cure. Getting 1.2 ohms.

So, if my brain is shrinking, perhaps that’s causing a vacuum to form in my cranium, which in turn would explain why it seems to be sucking in stupidity. I knew there had to be some scientific explanation for my getting dumber by the day. Thanks, @953 nut! Oh my, look at the time!

If the continents drift to one side, won't that make a flat earth flip upside down?

That right there is a whole new definition of stupid; and you can't fix stupid!

yep, definitely bizarre and that's disappointing too. There are a few Wawa and Sheetz stations around me that sell ethanol free. right now $4.05/gallon.

Of course the study was done by a woman, they, them, or whatever the right pronoun is

Now available at an affordable price : laser cut 110669 / 102943 PTO engagement plates. These are exact replacements for the 110669 and 102943 plates. #102943 has the extra hole for the spring and has been been discontinued by Toro, but #110669 is still available. Ours all have the additional hole as found on the older tractors. Price is $20.00 each plus shipping. Available in red or black. Private message me here, or call / text during normal business hours. No E-mails please.

That explains a lot

So, 1.2ohms would mean I need to have a 1.5ohm power resistor in series otherwise it will draw like 10amps. Coil uses enough juice that I need a 100watt resistor. This would probably work, but I don't really like it. I'm going to take my first attempt out of the bobbin today and see how it turned out structurally. Don't know if I like the super glue. I'm doing what is called a scramble wind: i.e. I'm not trying to get the rows of wire neatly laid down. Since this is a DC electromagnet, scramble winding is totally fine for the application and much easier to produce; as long as I can fit it into the available space. Scramble wind is less compact than a tight wind. I did wind to the max dims that I can fit in the housing 5.06 OD, 3.375 ID, .530 thick. I've ordered 20 gauge magnet wire, that should let me get the resistance high enough that I don't need a resistor. Field strength will likely go up. Wonder if I'll need to adjust the clutch engage distance or add shims or something?

Does wonders for the rest of us as well. Keep those pics coming!

That probably explains why prime time TV network programing is so mind numbing.

Here you go Jay, ten all you can eat buffet restaurants in or near Thomaston. Eat hardy my friend and have a rapid recovery. All "buffet restaurants" results in Thomaston, Georgia - September 2024 1. Norris’s Fine Foods 3.5 (8 reviews) BuffetsAmerican $$ Open until 8:30 PM “Great southern cooking. The buffet is old style cooking, and the salad is always fresh.” more 2. Ole Times Country Buffet 3.5 (57 reviews) Buffets $ Closes in 58 min “It is our favourite place to eat! The variety of food on the buffet is great!” more 3. Tims Lighthouse Seafood Buffet and Country Cookin 4.0 (31 reviews) SouthernBuffetsSeafood $$ Closed until Thursday “Reminds me of the buffet restaurants of my childhood. Great food, friendly service, and very...” more Outdoor seating Delivery Takeout 4. Fried Tomato Buffet 3.9 (157 reviews) BuffetsSouthern $$ Open until 9:00 PM “So happy to have one closer and more convenient. Hands above the other buffet restaurants in Newnan!” more Takeout 5. Pam’s Garden Patch 3.4 (14 reviews) Buffets $ Closed until Thursday “Don't let the drab decor fool you, though, the buffet options are always delicious and fresh stuff...” more Outdoor seating Delivery Takeout 6. Buckner’s Family Restaurant 4.5 (278 reviews) SouthernBuffets $$ Closed until Thursday “Family style buffet restaurant. So good. Drinks were kept full, and food was placed on a lazy Susan...” more Outdoor seating Delivery Takeout 7. Fried Tomato Buffet 3.7 (95 reviews) Buffets $$ Open until 9:00 PM “There was plenty of your typical buffet food however I don't remember too many choices of meats but...” more Outdoor seating Takeout 8. Barnstormer’s Grill & Event Center 3.8 (62 reviews) AmericanSeafoodVenues & Event Spaces $$ Closed until 11:00 AM tomorrow “They serve a fantastic southern lunch buffet. A decent spread to fulfill everyone's needs.” more Outdoor seating Delivery Takeout 9. Jelly Jar Grill And Buffet 4.0 (1 review) BuffetsAmerican Closed until 11:00 AM tomorrow “It seems very clean and the staff clears tables quickly. The buffet changes up daily and the food is...” more 10. New City Buffet and Cajun Seafood 3.4 (17 reviews) BuffetsSeafood Open until 9:30 PM “I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the New City buffet. The selection of dishes was impressive...” more

Believe me, it is making me fidget as well but I know that I will need something to keep me entertained during the winter so I will wait. I could likely assemble the entire thing in a day or two but I will try and make it last as long as possible. Taking lots of pictures and posting them to Redsquare also takes time and keeps me occupied.

Save it! They are great Wheel Horse tractors! They helped revolutionize mowing and yard work. First 48 inch mower deck, 54 inch snowplow.dozer blade and they could not make enough of them!

Like I said the other day we put some stuff away over the weekend. My 2 rj-58’s, 753, and 603. Plus my oldest son’s all original 856. The last piece of the puzzle is Wheelhorse_kid’s 604 up top. Plus he has 2 small engines (Briggs and Stratton WMB and a Continental) up there along with my spare Kohler K90. This is the beefed up version of what I have had for years. It helps get some out of the way. It’s nice to have my garage back. I have plenty of projects I’d like to work on in there lol.

I did not measure before the rebuild assuming it's the same as now since nothing changed on the camshaft And yes I did put the shim that was already there back in

STILL has more potential than an offshore generic imitation one....

I've put bushings in the top of quite a few carbs. It's a loose enough fit that you certainly do not need to drive the shaft down through or anything like that. If it won't move either direction I would begin to wonder if someone got some Loctite down in that lower bushing housing. I think a little more heat shouldn't hurt much. But obviously, don't be too ambitious on that. I would be prone to trying to lock the carb into a vice and use large pliers or some such, to try to turn that throttle shaft towards the "more open" direction. More that turns open, the more freedom there should be for that butterfly.

This isn't a good picture, but I came up with this shade tree method to hold it in place so I could put enough pressure on it. I couldn't figure out a way to get it in my vice. This did put a small crimp in it so if I had to do it again I'd add something to more evenly distribute the pressure and the fulcrum point. I have it back on and it seems to work ok. Thanks, Smitty

Wishing you a Wheel Horse of a day

Hood, Fender, side covers, engine tins patiently waiting in the storage building. Paint will be well cured by the time these get installed over the cold winter months.

Was looking through some things this evening and figured these belonged here! My grandparents and cousin with the Work Horse my grandpa bought new in ‘83 the picture is dated 1986 along with the original operators manual which was really cool to be able to read through. The tractor is still around too which is cool and one funny thing with it was my grandfather didn’t like the turf tires so the dealer swapped wheels off another tractor so somewhere out there there’s a wheel horse with the gloss white rears and this one has the beige white rims.

Thank you. Coming soon Need to add a “lighter button and an indicator light”

Surgery went as planned. The tumor is removed and colon sewn together. I have a stoma to use for three months to let the colon heal then they will reverse the stoma.