What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?

[Handy Don 12,214]

4 hours ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

 

 

You could invest another minute to cut another piece for down the end. 45º the ends of the two pieces (aligning the slots, of course) and glue with construction adhesive or rubber cement. It’ll be much more secure!

[SylvanLakeWH 25,537]

35 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

You could invest another minute to cut another piece for down the end. 45º the ends of the two pieces (aligning the slots, of course) and glue with construction adhesive or rubber cement. It’ll be much more secure!

 

I could, but... math? 45 degrees??? 

How many toes and fingers I need for that? 

 

I actually did think of that concept for a second, but figured a couple inch overhang will do the trick and doesn't involve additional cutting or any more fingers... 

[c-series don 8,689]

Today I had the 416 out for the continuation of the leaf harvest! 

[AMC RULES 37,130]

Dragged out another RJ project today.

All but 10yrs since it last saw daylight.

Actually made it up onto my lift too.

Anticipate making more progress over the winter.

Edited November 20, 2023 by AMC RULES

[Ed Kennell 38,146]

We have 1.5 inches of rain forecast for tomorrow, so Today was a good day to get the winter lime on the garden and lawn.

I used the 417 and could see a marked increase in the traction since I added those cheap Craftsman wheel weights.

[D_Mac 8,607]

I run those same weights only I painted mine. No need to spend a lot on weight. 

[squonk 41,072]

15 hours ago, AMC RULES said:

Dragged out another RJ project today.

All but 10yrs since it last saw daylight.

Actually made it up onto my lift too.

Anticipate making more progress over the winter.

Looks like the first project was "finding the lift!" 

[AMC RULES 37,130]

3 minutes ago, squonk said:

Looks like the first project was "finding the lift!" 

First project was emptying the lift.

[squonk 41,072]

22 minutes ago, AMC RULES said:

First project was emptying the lift.

But you had to find it first. Probably found a couple of more tractors too! 

[Andy N. 2,143]

Installed and prepped the snow equipment!

 

 

 

 

 

[ebinmaine 67,438]

Spent some time this afternoon swapping things around from the outdoor storage portable garage, left side shed roof, and the interior of the barn workshop.  

 

One of the things we moved is this 312-8 chassis. 

 

 

It's a low hours machine (261, 281??). 

I have the rest of the parts of course.  

 

Trina and I are thinking seriously about using this frame to (re-)build the Wally Digger Backhoe FEL from the ground up. 

 

Already intended for Wally Digger:

The transmission will be rebuilt and fuel tank swapped out.

So the hoe will come off.  

The front axle and steering is being replaced.  

We have a 520H swept forward axle to install. 

Also the gear reduction steering setup. 

I'm changing the fluid in the FEL so that'll be empty already.  

 

So we figured... We're already gonna be a LOT of the way there.

MOST of the way really.  

Why not just start fresh and move the rest... (engine and Front End Loader??)  from one chassis to another.  

 

 

[Moparman 50]

Harvested the leaves one last time Sunday then  switched over to winter mode. Need to find some wheel weights. Let it snow ❄️ 

[ML3 1,197]

I'm also ready for winter. Snowblower on the C105 & plow on the 654. Got my 2stage Toro if the snow gets really deep 

[drodg33 101]

14 hours ago, Moparman said:

Harvested the leaves one last time Sunday then  switched over to winter mode. Need to find some wheel weights. Let it snow ❄️ 

Nice 66 Coronet also

[Lee1977 6,656]

Last week I mowed this 2 1/2 acres with my C-120/180-8 speed and my 520-H. I was out yesterday grinding up leaf's with C-120/180. Everything has been dry here for about two months, 

At least half of the leaf's just turned to dust and blew away. I was trying to get rid of most of the leaf's before it rained today.

Edited November 22, 2023 by Lee1977

[Moparman 50]

21 hours ago, drodg33 said:

Nice 66 Coronet also

Thank you. In the process of installing all new painless wiring in it. Hopefully back on the road come spring. 

[elcamino/wheelhorse 9,297]

Removed the K181s from the Waldomobile today . It is going to Richmond Red's for a rebuild in the near future. I still think @squonk owes me a partial refund on the purchase.

[rjg854 11,360]

I'm pretty sure that came with the route 96 guarantee. Meaning it was guaranteed to hit route 96. Heck it went many many miles beyond that.  

Edited November 23, 2023 by rjg854
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[elcamino/wheelhorse 9,297]

@rjg854 carful Randy you might end up on the "messing with @squonk " list.

[rjg854 11,360]

Gotta take care of the squonk, he's my ride. 

[squonk 41,072]

5 hours ago, elcamino/wheelhorse said:

Removed the K181s from the Waldomobile today . It is going to Richmond Red's for a rebuild in the near future. I still think @squonk owes me a partial refund on the purchase.

You picked that tractor off of the " wholesale line ." In fact it was still on the trailer. You're lucky I didn't make you take the " Tetanus Seat!"

[whtractors24 3,116]

Patina matching & going through a k91 for a 1956 Rj-35 . 

[ML3 1,197]

Making a little headway on rat rod Suburban. Transmission bolted to frame. Still gotta get engine placement correct. 

[D_Mac 8,607]

I went out to fire up my 875 I use it to plow snow. Of course now it wont start. Getting a spark but no fuel. I believe the fuel pump is bad. I would like to try and replace it but been having trouble finding a OE.metal pump. I dont feel comfortable trying to rebuild it. The only replacement pumps i see are the plastic ones. Anyone have any thoughts on those cheap plastic pumps or have one original for sale?

Edited November 25, 2023 by D_Mac

[ebinmaine 67,438]

18 minutes ago, D_Mac said:

I went out to fire up my 875 I use it to plow snow. Of course now it wont start. Getting a spark but no fuel. I believe the fuel pump is bad. I would like to try and replace it but been having trouble finding a OE.metal pump. I dont feel comfortable trying to rebuild it. The only replacement pumps i see are the plastic ones. Anyone have any thoughts on those cheap plastic pumps or have one original for sale?

 

Don - pop that one apart before you get super ambitious about replacing it.  

 

If there's NO arm going in the engine that's a vacuum/pulse type pump. 

Ridiculously easy to rebuild.  

Couple guys here on Redsquare sell the gasket. 

 

If there IS an arm and the check valves are ok it's still very easy.