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The Freightliner Guy

Very nice! I’m Kollin I’m 14 I’ve only got one so far it’s a rj 

 

C series may be coming :ph34r:. I know @TonyToro Jr. is young he’s cooler then me he has lots of horses

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elcamino/wheelhorse

:text-welcomeconfetti: To Red Square. If you have any questions just ask , mostly ole goats here and some of us can read, but we love pictures.

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leabassett@sbcglobal.net

It's good to start out now on these. Turning wrenches on cars will be easier for sure.

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953 nut

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The Peerless 700 transmission was used in a lot of lawn tractors/lawn mowers. You may be able to locate one at a mower dealer that has a scrap yard. This manual may be helpful to you.

 

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MarshDuck

:text-thankyouyellow:

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wallfish

:text-welcomeconfetti:

Glad you found us and decided to participate

I've always wanted to "hot rod" one of those little A-81 s with something like a 125cc motorcycle engine and trans

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The Freightliner Guy
3 minutes ago, wallfish said:

:text-welcomeconfetti:

Glad you found us and decided to participate

I've always wanted to "hot rod" one of those little A-81 s with something like a 125cc motorcycle engine and trans

I think your the only one who saw one and thought that :lol: you have some crazy ideas

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wallfish
Just now, The Freightliner Guy said:

I think your the only one who saw one and thought that :lol: you have some crazy ideas

Ha

All hidden underneath that cover and a true "sleeper" ------- until it lays a patch all the way across a field ! LOL

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953 nut
6 minutes ago, wallfish said:

Ha

All hidden underneath that cover and a true "sleeper" ------- until it lays a patch all the way across a field ! LOL

The ten inch wide rear turf tires would be a dead giveaway!                                  :ychain:

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TonyToro Jr.

:text-welcomeconfetti:to :rs:!!! WooHooo!! Nother young one joining us!! I’m 11 and few have a few other young ones on here Kollin you’ve already met. Great to see you already have a few, 414 a great worker! I got a C-145 auto that is pretty close and is a great tractor one of my favorites! Like the others said feel free to ask as many questions as you have.

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Horse Newbie

@MarshDuck ,

 

:text-welcomeconfetti: to :rs: ! ! ! 
 

We are glad you are here !

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MarshDuck

  I think the A-81 is fast enough for me ;) 

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wallfish
17 minutes ago, 953 nut said:

The ten inch wide rear turf tires would be a dead giveaway!                                  :ychain:

Nope, keep'em small for smoking them off. I'm not needing any traction to drag race. The show in this case is all in having those tires spin hard and fast

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The Freightliner Guy
9 minutes ago, MarshDuck said:

  I think the A-81 is fast enough for me ;) 

What’s wrong with it? Do you know 

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MarshDuck

The transmission case was cracked and missing a bushing, repaired it with some J.B weld and bought a new bushing. Worked for 3 months and then the J.B weld failed and I have not tried to fix it since. In the picture if you look to the left on the drive shaft you can kinda see the open space where it cracked.

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Pullstart

:text-welcomeconfetti: @MarshDuck!  My kids enjoy these tractors, but are quite busy with school for garage time much these days.  As you can see here, if you are inquisitive and are willing to learn, we’re glad to help!

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Moonshine*Connoisseur

@MarshDuck if youre on the western pa side, i have a couple horses ill give you. I have 36 and I need to thin the herd a little before moving to Tennessee . 

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oliver2-44

:text-welcomeconfetti::occasion-birthdaymulticolor:

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SylvanLakeWH

:text-welcomeconfetti:

 

Here's my :scared-shocked: A-60... Your A-81's electric cousin... They are a blast!

 

 

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Retired Wrencher

M Duck: Glade to see you and the younger gen are interested in this great hobby we have and of course this site. Enjoy the ride.

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Ed Kennell

:text-welcomeconfetti: to the :rs:Marsh.        I have lots of Wheel Horse Junque, but nothing for a A-81.   Parts for the Peerless should be everywhere though.

 

Where are you in PeeAaa ?

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rmaynard

:WRS:  It's good to see some new blood getting into the hobby. 

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rmaynard

I've got a good memory for faces, but trouble with putting names with them. What part of PA are you from? You look like someone who stopped by my location at the WHCC show last June. 

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