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Showing content with the highest reputation since 11/03/2024 in Classified Comments
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4 pointsThat is a C-145 Automatic, and a fair price for all that! Here’s a picture from the brochure of that exact setup.
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3 pointsThis is sold… my buddy picked it up for me. I believe it’ a ‘59 Casting RJ transmission.
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2 pointsI've been in contact with this seller before ( years ago ). Has already been picked....seller won't post/send pictures, wants you to go there and make an offer.
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2 pointsI'm pretty sure I have one in my Big Block parts collection. I can look tomorrow. I got my parts pretty organized. No flower pots in the way. Just a portable greenhouse and a Suburban
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2 pointsI seldom have the need to set them, I adjust the cables/gov to 3600 max. Yes very easy to make unless you want to stay original. I may have one if I could find it ...
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2 pointsA few weeks ago I had to buy a keyed rear wheel/rim for my 257-H, I found it at A-Z Tractors (1 of the listed vendors/dealers). I had a phone conversation with him & Everything went Smooth No Problems, I was & Still am Very Satisfied with the service & products I received. That is 1 of the first places I will look for Wheel Horse parts from Now on! I Highly recomend A-Z Tracctor Parts!!
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1 pointThanks Bill, but it is a 110649, he doesn't currently have one.
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1 point@ebinmaine, the kohler twin plate looks like this: The briggs twin has an upward jog in it like this:
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1 pointMy 89 has the forward swept axle but was probably upgraded. I see these frequently available but I may just run a 48” on this one. Thanks
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1 pointHappy to have WH go to 'WH guy' Thanks Paul and best to you. Len
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1 pointI think it can be. I found a case. These forums are a blessing. I would like to get this one fixed, but I’m going to run the one I found to get this thing going. I liked that my case has a January of 1959 casting.
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1 pointThink this 3/4" corner brace is going to work. Just need to clear up some electrical gremlins before I worry about getting it set.
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1 pointThanks. I did adjust my throttle cable so that it tops out around 3200. But my cables and cable clamps are on the "abused" side I would feel better about having a solid stop. If someone could measure the thickness of the metal, I could fab one up (just want to make sure it clamps down correctly) - or if someone has a scrap bin and comes up with one, all the better. I'm replacing fuel lines today - While I'm at it, I'll probably see if a cabinet brace will suffice.
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1 pointIf all you need is that little angled piece I could get you some measurements this weekend so you can make one.
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1 pointThanks for the year correction. I really never looked up the S/N and always assumed it was a 64 model. Thanks again, I've fixed the ad. Bill
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1 pointWhat we have for the model 1-7452 https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/search/?q=1-7452&quick=1&type=downloads_file
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1 pointMaybe not much help to you, but I can relate to you my experience with a mid mount off a 500 series. I got this blade thinking it could be adapted to a D series, and it did with very little changing. Mostly getting it to tie to the rear axle assy and some easy mods to the lift points. My impression was/is that it likely could be adapted to most of the larger series. Mine is for sale, but the distance from Va to La is probably to much for a questionable fit.
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1 pointJust finished going thru your ad and am VERY impressed with your discriptions/comments - could only wish more ads were similar! An ad with one fuzzy pic, or none! and little to no info is most frustrating. Wish I was closer, would like to see what you have.....
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1 pointIf you weren't so far away, I'd make you a solid offer for the lawn vacuum!
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1 pointI'm new here, obviously, and didn't realize there were vendors. I get the feeling I can be more confident buying from this site rather than Marketplace. Thank you
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1 pointContact one of our own Redsquare vendors. @76c12091520h Brian Badman of K and B Horse Parts. Or. CALL Lincoln at A to Z Tractor in PA.
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1 pointHave you tried our vendors section for K & B Horse Parts Or Lincoln at A to Z Tractor in PA
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0 pointsHe shipped his last 2 to me about 3 weeks ago via USPS. Package arrived taped up with only one inside. Thank you USPS! They are back ordered for now. Lowell/Joette will advise when available.
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