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mavfreak

picked up this yesterday

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mavfreak

went a picked up this yesterday. pretty ruff. not sure what i'm goining to do with it. part it out maybe. maybe keep it. its an a100

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mavfreak

i still haven't figured out how to put mutipul pictures up on one post

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802heath

looks just like my b-81, a great mower with the 36 inch rear dischargr deck! :omg:

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Roger from southern Iowa

Looks like a pretty sound machine to me. Your :D , your decision :omg: .

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KeithB

looks to good to parts out

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mavfreak

ok I checked it out some. Engine turns over no spark, carb is froze and gas dumps out of it.

clutch and brake pedals are froze

mower deck is a side discharge and all spindles are froze and center pulley is in several pieces.

transmission seams ok as does body work

lifting arm does not work and even though its hooked up it doesn't lift anything. PTO engine arm is not attached to anything and parts seam to be missing

tires are shot one flat

battery took a charge and holds it

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mavfreak

well I messed around some more. got the carb to stop dumping gas and low and behold got it to start. I also found one shaft on the deck was free and spins. plus found brake lock was rusted in the lock position so freed that up and brakes now work. and started tearing it down. Still don't know if i want to sink money into this or part it out. just rebuilding deck is alot.

the engine is running in this picture and runs pretty strong for a briggs from 1977

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mavfreak

were do I find the engine numbers on a briggs 10hp v shaft I need to start a parts list.

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TT

Stamped into the blower housing. (flywheel cover/shroud)

By the way..... don't run it long with the blower housing removed or you will burn up the engine!

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mavfreak

I've searched the shroud all over and can't seam to find anything. It is in really nice shape and I can see were there was a sticker at one time is that were the numbers could have been?

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T-Mo

i still haven't figured out how to put mutipul pictures up on one post

And you won't be able to if you keep using the "File Attachments" feature here. It will only allow you to post one picture per post and frankly, we don't recommend anyone using it. It slows down the threads from loading and takes up precious file space. It is highly recommended you use an outside host like photobucket to post pictures here.

Please read this thread: http://www.wheelhorseforum.com/index.php?showtopic=5937

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mavfreak

sorry won't do it again

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mavfreak

is that why the back button doesn't work and this sight keeps locking up?

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T-Mo

Sorry, I didn't mean for you to remove the pictures you had already attached. Sorry if I led you to believe that - it isn't necessary to remove them. If you can, go ahead an attached them again.

As for the back button not working properly, I don't believe it's related to anything you did here in this thread. I'm not sure what's up with that as it's been reported by several members now. Hopefully Karl can get ahold of the forum software gurus and they can see if it's this software that's the problem.

Again, sorry if I led you to believe you had to remove the images. I didn't mean for you to do that. Sorry.

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mavfreak

no its fine. its just a-100 its not real a wheel horse any way, more like a mtd that looks like a wheel horse

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