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Jeff-C175
39 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Fire 🔥🔥 up ya forge!!

 

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Tach-a-matic

The Horse helped with cutting down some dead Ash trees in the background today

 

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WHX??

Welcome (again) to :rs:you need manuals ... yah we got that, you need parts, we got that.

I suggest you start a thread Jeff in introductions and tell us about yourself. If this is your first 520 there are definitely things you are going to want to know. 

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Handy Don
13 minutes ago, Tach-a-matic said:

some dead Ash trees in the background

That confounded borer. Pretty much all the ash trees around us are gone.

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WHX??

Really like that box blade guy! :handgestures-thumbupright:

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WHX??

:text-welcomewave: also to @Boggs... fine looking horse ther but get her and yer self a decent saddle! :)

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Lane Ranger

A big shout out to pfrederi !  Paul noted a way to test the regulator on a starter/generator tractor that involves running a test wire from field to ground with switch on .   I had a bad regulator on my 702 and did not know it.   The regulator had shorted out with the generator wire lead under the regular grounding out on the s/g housing.   

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squonk

Seen quite a few of those wires under the regulator burnt up Lane.

 

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ebinmaine
1 hour ago, D_Mac said:

Dragging a couple of horses and some implements out of the weeds today after years of neglect

Niiiiice save on that 500 special!!

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WheelHorse520H

Went to a junkyard with my brother to get parts for his car and saw a cool 211-5 that I wish I had more money with me to buy. I was walking by and saw the hood and realized what it was and had to look at it.

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ranger
On 6/29/2021 at 9:36 AM, ebinmaine said:

 

 

This theory was infallibly proven over the past weekend's camping trip. 

 

Started to rain lightly. 

Ponchos installed. 

Rain stopped.  

Ponchos removed. 

Started to rain ...

Had ponchos stayed in place it would have been guaranteed dry weather. 

 

It looks like You could have the answer to the drought/wet weather conditions we are suffering from on both sides of the pond! If the folks in the States that are affected by extremely high temperatures etc, send us, over here, all of their ponchos and wet weather gear, and in return, we will send Sun cream and sun shades. This is guaranteed to bring you cooler weather and rain, and I’ll be able to cut my hay and dry it before Christmas!

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8ntruck

Got the PTO clutch back together.  Seems that the C clip has been out of its groove for a long time.  When I went to reconnect the PTO rod to the clutch lever, I had to back the adjustment reunion off to the long side of midway in the adjustment threads.

 

 @ebinmaine turns out that I will be able to use up more of the clutch lining.

 

Got the input pulley properly attached to the input shaft.  Seems that took care of the rattle n the drive belt area.

 

Got it all back together and looked around for some grass to test it on.  The neighbor's empty lot next door was a little past needing mowing, so I reved the Horse up and tore into it.  The clutch was still slipping on the first past, but two turns tighter on the trunion fixed that.  2nd gear, full throttle, lopping 3" off of the grass, full width cuts - no problem.

 

The neighbor came over and thanked me for mowing her lawn.  I thanked her back for letting me use her lawn as a test plot.  I also offered to mow that part of her lawn if it needs mowing when I have the Horse out and running.  She liked that idea.

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BHunter

Put a new belt on today. Now Mason is doing his chores. 

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Pullstart

The ground has been a bit saturated this week.  Finally hard enough to unload!  I tagged the headache rack of the Farm a truck with a Pullstart Stables sticker too.

 

Brand new shoes for the rear of Jackie are on the way!

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WheelHorse520H
2 minutes ago, aaron73 said:

 

Well a pics worth a 1000 words

 

In this case 2 of them are “oohh shiny” that is a nice color.

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BHunter
2 hours ago, aaron73 said:

Well a pics worth a 1000 words my automatic 12 this morning

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I like to grab a beer, sit back and watch the paint dry too. Nice work. 

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ebinmaine
50 minutes ago, AMC RULES said:

new little Senior hauler

Portable magic shed???!!!??? 

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