Kind of a Rare one.

[Retired Wrencher 5,457]

I pick this one up from @Darb1964 about three weeks ago. It is ruff but That’s what makes it good when you have parts. So I have two in the works now a 1057 and this 1067. I like to keep busy with these fine tractors. Looks to be some one sprayed the hood and over the decals some what. I have some GOOF Of it worked well to get some of the paint off without ruining the decals. I hope you enjoy the picks.

[ebinmaine 67,500]

Great worker Gary! 

10 HP. 6 speed. 

Limited Slip Differential. 

 

Niiiiice. 

 

I'll be looking forward to seeing what you do with it. 

 

 

[Handy Don 12,232]

Hello Retired...

This is a nice machine. One thing that caught my eye is the, to me, unusual mid hitch bracket.

Do you have any more info about it?

[Darb1964 1,042]

55 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Great worker Gary! 

10 HP. 6 speed. 

Limited Slip Differential. 

 

Niiiiice. 

 

I'll be looking forward to seeing what you do with it. 

 

 

I had a hard time letting that old girl go but I knew I would never be able to get to doing her justice. I made a knew friend and passed on a nice old Horse that deserves saving.

[Darb1964 1,042]

13 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

Hello Retired...

This is a nice machine. One thing that caught my eye is the, to me, unusual mid hitch bracket.

Do you have any more info about it?

The gentleman who bought that tractor new bought attachments that I was unable to find and probably were used up. I knew the gentleman my entire life and did not know he owned that tractor until after he passed and his family's sold his estate. One of the attachments was a power take off for running things like a hay elevator. I thought that Might be how it was attached.

[Retired Wrencher 5,457]

9 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

Great worker Gary! 

10 HP. 6 speed. 

Limited Slip Differential. 

 

Niiiiice. 

 

I'll be looking forward to seeing what you do with it. 

 

 

Thanks Eric. Thinking save it for the winter project.

[Retired Wrencher 5,457]

8 hours ago, Darb1964 said:

I had a hard time letting that old girl go but I knew I would never be able to get to doing her justice. I made a knew friend and passed on a nice old Horse that deserves saving.

Darb: I will do my best to bring it back to a good working order. These old start/gens are my favorite models to work on. Thanks for the kind words.

[wallfish 17,000]

10 hours ago, Handy Don said:

Hello Retired...

This is a nice machine. One thing that caught my eye is the, to me, unusual mid hitch bracket.

Do you have any more info about it?

Shouldn't there be pulleys on that? The original type of mule drive for the deck?

Like this ?

Edited June 2 by wallfish

[wallfish 17,000]

18 hours ago, Retired Wrencher said:

I have some GOOF Of it worked well to get some of the paint off without ruining the decals.

Citrus paint remover works well too for getting the spay paint off. It's weak compared to the solvent strippers so it will remove the spray paint but not the original paint if you don't leave it on there very long.

Citristrip

 

[ebinmaine 67,500]

37 minutes ago, wallfish said:

Citrus paint remover works well too for getting the spay paint off. It's weak compared to the solvent strippers so it will remove the spray paint but not the original paint if you don't leave it on there very long.

Citristrip

 

 

 

I'll second that. Trina has used it in the past on tractors and other things. It's easy and slow. Not super aggressive.  Might be just what you need. 

 

 

[rjg854 11,361]

 

That is the bracket that holds the pulley for the mule drive.  I have that same bracket on my Raider, but I lack the pulley also.  My raider has been converted over to the newer style mule drive.

[ebinmaine 67,500]

7 minutes ago, rjg854 said:

 

 

That is the bracket that holds the pulley for the mule drive.  I have that same bracket on my Raider, but I lack the pulley also.  My raider has been converted over to the newer style mule drive.

 

@Maz91 was asking me about that conversion. 

How did you do yours?

 

 

[rjg854 11,361]

1 minute ago, ebinmaine said:

 

@Maz91 was asking me about that conversion. 

How did you do yours?

 

 

It had been converted over before I bought it.

[squonk 41,118]

21 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

 

@Maz91 was asking me about that conversion. 

How did you do yours?

 

 

You need a regular mid tach o matic and frt mule drive adapter.

 

 

[Lee1977 6,659]

 

11 hours ago, Handy Don said:

Hello Retired...

This is a nice machine. One thing that caught my eye is the, to me, unusual mid hitch bracket.

Do you have any more info about it?

I took one off my Raider 12 and mailed it to Trina for a tractor they were working on. Put a later model mid hitch on.

[ebinmaine 67,500]

8 minutes ago, Lee1977 said:

 

I took one off my Raider 12 and mailed it to Trina for a tractor they were working on. Put a later model mid hitch on.

 

 

Yepp. That's the one she used on the Millie rebuild "second edition"  

 

 

10 minutes ago, squonk said:

You need a regular mid tach o matic and frt mule drive adapter.

 

Excellent. Thanks Mike. 

He's got the mid hitch from the Workhorse parts tractor. We can figure out how to adapt the front hitch. 

 

[Lee1977 6,659]

  I think all the later model frames have the big base Kohler engine mount holes. Compare the frames you may be able to used the Work Horse frame.

  There is a second bar on the Work Horse frame you would have to saw off to used the existing parts.

Edited June 2 by Lee1977

[Retired Wrencher 5,457]

22 hours ago, wallfish said:

Shouldn't there be pulleys on that? The original type of mule drive for the deck?

Like this ?

You are right John. It did not come with it. It will never have a deck on it as long as I own it.

[Retired Wrencher 5,457]

22 hours ago, wallfish said:

Citrus paint remover works well too for getting the spay paint off. It's weak compared to the solvent strippers so it will remove the spray paint but not the original paint if you don't leave it on there very long.

Citristrip

 

Thanks John I will give it a try.

[Treepep 564]

On 6/2/2024 at 7:12 AM, wallfish said:

Citrus paint remover works well too for getting the spay paint off. It's weak compared to the solvent strippers so it will remove the spray paint but not the original paint if you don't leave it on there very long.

Citristrip

 

Works great to remove the oxidation from old tires well.  Never left it very long.  Works wonderful on paint 

[ebinmaine 67,500]

24 minutes ago, Treepep said:

Works great to remove the oxidation from old tires well.  

 

There's one I hadn't heard of. 

[Treepep 564]

One application of citristrip.  Lunch, garden hose.  I'll leave longer and use the electric power washer to clean so I don't destroy stuff with the gasser washer

[Retired Wrencher 5,457]

On 6/1/2024 at 10:01 PM, Darb1964 said:

The gentleman who bought that tractor new bought attachments that I was unable to find and probably were used up. I knew the gentleman my entire life and did not know he owned that tractor until after he passed and his family's sold his estate. One of the attachments was a power take off for running things like a hay elevator. I thought that Might be how it was attached.

Thanks for the post Darb. When done I think it will be my plow tractor for winter or what ever.

[Retired Wrencher 5,457]

@Treepep thanks for the info. Do you use the power washer of just garden hose to remove paint.

[Treepep 564]

46 minutes ago, Retired Wrencher said:

@Treepep thanks for the info. Do you use the power washer of just garden hose to remove paint.

 

 

Just the garden hose with a fan tip for liquid fert application.  works great.  I will soak all and blast with the electric washer later when I decide what the heck I am doing.