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daemon2525

Just pictures of my progess. The resolution is not good. I'll work on that later.

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rickv1957

Very nice tractors,my 1077 has the same headlights as your 1057! Rick :notworthy:

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TT

I'm diggin' the 1056, Larry! :thumbs:

I know there has to be a few of them out there, but not too many have surfaced on here so far.

The front hitch looks great....... and ain't those long skinny hoods the coolest thing? :notworthy::WRS:

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jla1257

The headlights, are they a Wheel Horse item or did you rig them up yourself?

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Gene_S

Nice looking tractor's there Larry!!!

Gene

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whfan74

I love that line up Larry! Those are some cool looking tractors!

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Save Old Iron

:notworthy: :thumbs:

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daemon2525

Yeah TT, I want another model of WH but I'm not sure that I would be happy with it because I am addicted to the long "REAL TRACTOR" look from the drivers seat!

The headlights are just round driving lights from the auto parts store. They were black originaly and I took them apart and painted the back part red.

I have the newer front attach-matic on both of them. I like to use the new style decks.

Props to TT and his step by step on the front hitch .

Larry

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bell

Nice looking lineup! I also love that long narrow hood and narrow rear fender pan... I'm going to pick up a 1056 on Monday... :notworthy:

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sawhorse

I've got a B-115 but it is automatic drive. Is that a 1982 model like mine?

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TJ

Nice tractors, but I think I ran over the cat. :notworthy:

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bork

Boy , You got me fired up to go out & start shaken up a rattle can & start sprayin. Those look nice! My 1057 doesn't have the sheet metal from fender to foot rest. Is that optional or is mine missing those pieces?

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wheel horse 1045

Boy , You got me fired up to go out & start shaken up a rattle can & start sprayin. Those look nice! My 1057 doesn't have the sheet metal from fender to foot rest. Is that optional or is mine missing those pieces?

there missing

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Ken B

Your tractors look great. Once upon a time I had a 1056. It was my first Wheel Horse, in fact it was the very tractor that convinced me that Wheel Horses are better than Cub Cadets! Sure wish I could have it back. I usually remember where every tractor I've sold or traded went to but for the life of me I can't remember where my 1056 went. Here horsey horsey.

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TT

My 1057 doesn't have the sheet metal from fender to foot rest. Is that optional or is mine missing those pieces?

Due to new OPE safety regulations, the full-length footrests were made mandatory in 1968, along with the "full coverage" (wider) rear fenders.

The 953/1054 models were the only ones to have them prior to 1968, and a few 1968 models (Commando 6 & 8, 500 Special, etc.) slipped through without the footrests.

The 1057/1257 originally had the stirrup footrests just like the 1056.

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daemon2525

I am sure that the full length footrests are not correct for the 1057, however that is the way that I got the tractor. I chose to leave it that way because I knda like it and it is safer for my wife and others to drive the tractor.

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stevasaurus

It is a nice look, isn't it? Nice work on the tractors Larry. :notworthy:

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bork

thanks TT. Also the head light idea is really neat . I gotta do this also. What wattage is in each bulb? halogen?

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daemon2525

I believe that the headlights are 55 watt halogen. They are VERY bright. Almost like car headlights.

I know that I got them at Advance Auto as Driving lights.

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can whlvr

niceone day. old girls,i will get me a machine of this era

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rustynut

hey yall i just found out that i have a 1056

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TT

hey yall i just found out that i have a 1056

No...... you might have a 1046.

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smokin joe

i also have a pair of 1056"s.

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daemon2525

TT... Ya don't think that it is a 1056? I was chattin with rusty and got him to notice the nine head bolts and seven slot hood. It was the best that I had.

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TT

TT... Ya don't think that it is a 1056? I was chattin with rusty and got him to notice the nine head bolts and seven slot hood. It was the best that I had.

The engine on his is a small oil pan version (K-XX1 AS) mounted to the frame with a riser plate, Larry.

The only production tractor to have that is the 1046.

If his has been tampered with (perhaps a CC engine on a Tecumseh riser plate) then it might be a 1056.

I ruled out 1057/1257 just because it doesn't look like it has the longer rear axles - but it could have also had a tranz swap. B)

Unless the tag is there and states otherwise, I'm going to stick with 1046.

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