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So, today two more horses followed me home. These critters sure are friendly! Somebody should have warned me that they breed like rabbits! Anyways, the first is a B80 with the 8 speed and a 16hp Kohler. The metal is straight and it runs strong. It does need a governor adjustment and the voltage rectifier needs to be hooked up. The tires look ok, but they are very hard and are starting to crack. The second is a Charger 10 with hydro trans, an 8hp Kohler that smokes a little, and duallies. This tractor needs a new voltage rectifier, one new rear tire, and an engine rebuild or new engine. These tractors came as a package deal with a bunch of parts, including a couple mule drives, a 30-some inch universal snow plow, and a 38" triple blade rear discharge deck. $400 took it all home. How do you think I did?
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I've just bought a WH with a K341 Spec 71113A. It has started to smoke around the air intake and while investigating I found this screw loose. It is below the exhaust and behind the throttle arm. Does anyone know what this is and what it should be attached to internally?
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Last Fall I picked up a non running 79-C-161 for $75 that had a rough life. The PO said the transaxle had problems but that the engine was good. I knew it needed a complete restore and my thoughs were to keep it as (restored) original, as possible, and it still be a worker. I went to drain the oil and it barely dripped. poking a wire into the drain hole brought out metal chunks. So I've tour it down and found some interesting problems. The interesting question is what failed first. Now, all this engine damage has me wondering if I should repower with a new engine. So what's salvage-able, and what's junk....block? crankshaft ? flywheel? Cylinder has 0.005-0.006 ths wear which probable contributed to this piston skirt failure. There was lots of sludge in the engine to suggest it didn't have frequent oil changes. So the block will need to be bored. At first I though the pile of black metal trash was just from the piston skirt, Then I found some metal gear teeth and a roll pin. The governor gear was completely disintegrated, not even a round hub left on the shaft. But where does the 1" long roll pin come from? In the above picture you can see the connecting rod dipper is bent but this has the deeper oil pan pictured below. So I can only guess that the dipper hit on some of the metal in the bottom of the oil pan. The governor gear stub shaft doesn't appear visible damaged, Does anyone have the spec's what this governor shaft should measure. The balance gears were intact and bearings seemed Ok, but the teeth had some marks where metal trash passed through them. when I removed the balance gears I found this small crack in the block below one of them. I plan to toss the balance gears. Should I be concerned about this crack growing, or is the block still usable? The flywheel appeared tight, and came off with the aid of a puller and a hard rap on a brass punch to the shaft. However the crankshaft taper is chewed up so it appears the flywheel was looks at some point in history.The flywheel tapered bore also has some gaulding, but not near as bad as the crankshaft. Can this tapered part of the crankshaft be machined? The seal area shows a little wear, but looks like it could be polished out? Amazingly the crankshaft journal measures well within spec, but has some marks, so it would need to be ground 0.010. The PTO end of the crankshaft looked the best, does this PTO end look like it could just be polished. The camshaft and it's shaft, and the valves, valve seats, and valve guides all look to be in usable shape with just a valve job. I was really surprised the valve guides felt as good as they do with all the sludge that was in the bottom of the engine.
