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21 pointsWe were able to spend the beautiful Sunday showing off a few of the round hoods. It’s always a great time making memories. We were even lucky enough to bring home best and show garden tractor with the 702. They boys and I put a lot of work into it last winter and it payed off.
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9 pointsGot my 953 sickle working good @Racinbob @Lane Ranger @Ed Kennell @953 nut @c-series don @Handy Don @wheelhorseman @Pullstart
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7 pointsSpraky Walfish Docwheelhorse and me where hanging after a ride @Zagray yesterday And this guy who looked like he was a member of ZZ Top band and a friend says anything for sale. I said yes this’d one, without thinking. I told him the price. After a minute of thinking he hands over what I wanted for it and road into the sunset. He was happy and I was also. So we went back out and Sparky said to me hey there is a Commando over here. Walk up it had a tag on it for $250 I asked take for a ride came back show him $200 he did even blink excepted the offer. So I guess it was a good day.
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5 points@Pullstart Here you go Kevin. Little bit of wood burning in between squaring up rafters.
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5 pointsI take exception to your comment. What I stated was NOT rumor but facts from "people on the ground" who are desperate and witnessed the things I mentioned first hand. We have friends and family in the affected areas who are witnessing the failure of the government so please don't preach to me from a thousand miles away. As most of the others from NC on this thread have confirmed this is a disaster that is overwhelming and quite honestly unimaginable to folks not there. Asheville has NO RUNNING WATER, hundreds of people are still missing, bodies are still being discovered, homes and belongings are washed away and it will take years just to clean up and rebuild. This is the case in NC and TN. No we don't rely on the government for every little thing, but these are hard working folks who need an extra hand. We spend billions on other countries and senseless wars while our Americans in need struggle to survive. Thank God "we the people" are reaching out. Help is coming from some government sectors but the government response has been pitiful. I make no apologies for my tone....its the truth and it's a disgrace.
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5 pointsIt’s so strange to me that even now, I catch myself fearing that some of my “long term” projects may not come to fruition. The realization that I have more days behind me than in front definitely alters my perspective. My dad passed almost two years ago. Saying he lived hard is an understatement. If it was unhealthy, he doubled down on it. So many people in my life have lived long lives that were ridiculously unhealthy. Smoking, drinking, poor diet. Makes me wonder sometimes what living healthy really is. Lately I’ve begun thinking that low stress is more important than anything else. Especially true for the fellas… And yeah, stay away from “The news”. Regardless of your politics, it’s just shock value now. Journalism is dead.
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4 pointsHmmm, is all that wood for the shed responsibly harvested? Doubtful. I'm turning you in to the tree hugger police either way. YOU are on notice sir!
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4 pointsI think it was Mark Twain who said, "if I had known I was going to live so long, I'd have taken better care of myself." Still like to wrench on things, but don't have as much energy as I used to. Can't be fixed, trying to pace myself and not stress about it.
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4 pointsI said I was done. My apologies for not keeping my word on that. You all deserve a better explanation. Same here, not being afraid to point the finger at myself. I am not upset or angry with any members here. My frustration is with what has/ is happening in NC and TN. I can see how my frustrations were poorly conveyed while reviewing my previous posts. I meant no offense. Not to anyone here on the forum. If you aren’t local, you only know what you’ve been told. I will stick to tractors from now on. As it should be here on the forum.
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3 pointsTree hugger approved lights ! Just temporary till I can get real power trenched. Solar panel in the window (as needed) to a 12v tractor battery to a 12v to 300w/120v converter to an LED shop light.
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3 pointsEngine 51762 Trans 51410 Majority of the canister filters are USA made but Wix has plants all over the world. Some spin on filters are made in Poland and Mexico
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3 pointsCafoose: Looks like you have that sickle set up good! Glad to see you using the double set screw collars- I have been using them on all my Wheel Horse rebuilds as they make things a lot easier! Make sure to grease and lube that sickle after every use and watch the wobble box for leaks . First gear high throttle is best power forward when you have to watch closely for debris etc. My brother always said you are very busy in the seat as you are steering, shifting, adjusltly blade up and down etc. when using a sickle!
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3 pointsMy Kids and my Neighbors kids having a little friendly Competiton! There in their late 30's now! Gosh, Please let me bring back them days!
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3 pointsThanks guys. The Lord let me have another so I would say it was a good day. Went to church, out to lunch with the mrs and then home to work on her shed. Thanks again
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3 pointsRiver Rock project. I've had river rock around my house for around 7 years. I used the weed barrier you can get at any local garden section (Like Lowes, Home Depot, etc that is made of a fibrous material. Unfortunately, it starts to break down after a few years and the weeks slowly start making their way through. I found this nursury grade weed barrier through a YouTube channel and decided to try it for my river rock. Also borrowed a friend's dump trailer to get an extra load of rock to raise the over all height a little. Unfortunatley, this load had all kinds of finds and was not even close to being clean. I have a large compact tractor I normally use for projects like this....but I had an O-ring on a hydraulic coupler fail and it started leaking. Decided this is the first real project I have used the loader on since I got this loader back in January. It had some pitted lift cylinders and replaced them during the summer and never used it until now. Must say, it beats a shovel any day. The control value is a little sensitive and takes some practice to keep from bouncing when you have a full load. This thing has lots of lifting power for its size. It actually has more lifting power than the counterbalance bucket and I quickly started to use smaller buckets. The forward swept axle and gear reduction steering makes it safer and easier to turn. Still have a little more work to do before it is finished and will follow up when in
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3 pointsHere's my deck storage dolly. A 3X3 ft skid with a swivel casters. I put 3-4 decks on with an electric hoist.
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2 pointsHate to blow smoke in everyone's face, so to speak, but it remains illegal under federal law in all 50 states...
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2 pointsBought this at Harbor Frieght like 12 years ago to charge up the trolling motor on my boat while it sat in a slip. It’s unregulated, so I don’t hook it up and let it “run” forever.
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2 pointsHear it in the news. i hope ya all can fix your damages quick and they be not too disastrous and nobody is hurt.
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2 pointsI just had a friend come over and I talked him into keeping his wheel horse push mower untill he comes back agin, and it was stuck now it turns over ok, no spark of course, o tried, I don’t know anything about a year and model, it is a tecumpseh that’s all I know I’ll put some pictures, I’ll keep updated I got all the parts there weren’t on there, it was in like 4 inches of dirt you can see on the wheel , front wheels only turn as of now
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2 pointsThis is how we moved massive , heavy items! dad made this 3 x 7 or bigger sheet metal skid with a chain and ring attachment welded to the front to attach over a ball on the rear of our 1054s. (Or other tractors). The torque and power of a wheel horse could pull this thing with no problem! Dad made three of these drawbar hitches that attached to the backside of the 1054/953 tractor rear hitches . It did not interfere with the rear slot hitch either
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2 pointsAll the gt14’s I have seen have the cheesy 1/8” flat plate across the front of the frame. This looks like someone welded a new piece in its place with a purpose. Maybe a blade with outriggers that had a rodnthat went to the hole on the side? Anything is possible with a welder. I replaced my factory “plate” with a 1/2” plate and put an Attachamatic on it. Never have had a mower on it. Aldon’s thread is also where I got the idea.
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2 pointsYessir Kevin big driven pulley on the driven shaft. Hopefully not too fast, don't want to grenade the wobble box Small bushes and twigs sometimes stops it and the belt slips so I need to be careful with that. If I go really slow I can get through them sometimes
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2 pointsI know not all can get along or see things alike. Never did I ever attempt to place a target on anyone… And never did I ever make for this to become a government affairs order either. It was just my sincerity and trying to check in with those in the path. At the time I posted, a I didn’t even fathom the depth of destruction into the Carolinas. My condolences to those involved, and I pray that some state of calm can evolve in those areas, where travel and commodities are hard to navigate without a road system…
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2 pointsFinally got around to dressing up the new ammo crate bar! Items from the Wilfong family service members as well as collected items from WW2 through Vietnam. A small section of my own stuff, and I'll keep adding items as I locate them:)
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2 pointsModifications to D dash, fiddle with some hole spacing, and add a little tab to the underside to cover the gap, and merge the light bezel into the right half.
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2 pointsEtch primer than 3 coats each smoke grey and semi-gloss clear. I'm happy with them. Let them cure in the shop for a few days before I mount tubes n tires.
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1 pointAs many of you may remember last fall I got this tractor from the guy I work for neighbor, His name was Richard Kelly. He was a big time wheelhorse guy. We got a few of his tractors a few years ago that weren’t being used. But he was still using his C-161 to mow his yard. Then last July he passed away and before he did he said to me that I could have his tractor. So last fall I picked this up. He put a predator 420 in it for some reason. And I wanted to make it original so, I searched a little and found someone that had one and I got another C-161 from a more then generous Wheelhorse owner. So I am going to make both tractors into one. It has a sunstrand transmission. When got it the tractor ran great and everything worked perfect and no weird noises or anything. Now that it sat all winter the engine wouldn’t start so I figured it’s time to start this project. First I have some questions. On the rear of the transmission I saw it has this like output shaft thing. It doesn’t turn. But I was wondering what it did. I have a picture I will upload maybe someone will know? I got found the model number and was wondering what year it was. Maybe someone can decode it. I will try and post every time a do something or get some parts for it Thanks for reading! IMG_7087.mov
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1 pointSame here - now we have a new menace - stoned drivers... keeps the Lawyers & Body Shops busy...
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1 pointI'll probably not fool with bearings, grease and such right now. Will be doing an engine and transmission rebuild in the nearish future. Already have a floppy steering bar, will deal with all that sort of thing while I have the engine off the frame. Looking closer, the wings and angle weldment are bolted on to the frame and not part of the frame. I still think I'll attach to angle instead of the frame itself. Keeps me from drilling the frame more and the standoff keeps it from interfering with the turning radius. If it's not wheel horse made, it's well built and appears to be around the same age as the tractor.
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1 pointProbably also illegal here Jim, but knowing @elcamino/wheelhorses relationship with the @squonk, I thought Jim may want to dump it in Mikes back yad.
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1 pointRumor: FEMA will only provide $750 to disaster survivors to support their recovery. Fact This is false. This is a type of assistance that you may be approved for soon after you apply, called Serious Needs Assistance. It is an upfront, flexible payment to help cover essential items like food, water, baby formula, breastfeeding supplies, medication and other emergency supplies. There are other forms of assistance that you may qualify for to receive and Serious Needs Assistance is an initial payment you may receive while FEMA assesses your eligibility for additional funds. As your application continues to be reviewed, you may still receive additional forms of assistance for other needs such as support for temporary housing, personal property and home repair costs. If you have questions about your disaster assistance application and what you qualify for, contact us at 1-800-621-3362 to speak with a FEMA representative in your language. https://www.fema.gov/press-release/20241004/fema-launches-web-page-respond-rumors-and-confirm-facts-related-hurricane
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1 pointArchery deer season opened yesterday. In my tree for two hours before heading for the Steam-O-Rama. 1 fox 1 groundhog 5 graytails 6 doe Not bad for the first 2 hours.
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