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Achto
15 minutes ago, Snoop@ICI said:

Just needs a good seat and the engine painted and she'll be all set. Oh and a set of decals

 

Looking great!!:handgestures-thumbupright:

 

Think you'll have it ready for the show on Saturday?

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WHX??
2 hours ago, squonk said:

You Wisconsiony guys are too high falutent. flatulence. I measure with a ruler (twice because I'm old and have crappy eyes) mark it with chalk and cut it with a torch! :occasion-xmas:

 

 

Absolutely awesome herd of round hoods Lane... looks like yer running out of room tho maybe I best pay a visit... :ph34r:

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Snoop@ICI
2 hours ago, Achto said:

 

Looking great!!:handgestures-thumbupright:

 

Think you'll have it ready for the show on Saturday?

I can bring it Saturday, but it won't be complete.

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echris
21 hours ago, johnnymag3 said:

 

Pile of wheel horse stuff.jpg

 

 

Lookit @johnnymag3 over here.

I just meet him here, buy my first Wheel Horse and he, living like 30 minutes from me, posts this beautiful pile through which I'd love to swim. Not cool man, not cool. Are you trying to me make poor? :D


 

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ebinmaine
7 minutes ago, echris said:

 

 

Lookit @johnnymag3 over here.

I just meet him here, buy my first Wheel Horse and he, living like 30 minutes from me, posts this beautiful pile through which I'd love to swim. Not cool man, not cool. Are you trying to me make poor? :D


 

@echris

Has any one of us told you about the "herd" thing?

You know.... How a hair covered horse is a herd animal.... And apparently so is a paint covered horse....

 

Don't fight it. 

 

Just build a bigger shed/shop/garage etc.

 

Trina and I had one 3 or 4 years ago.

4 now.

More soon.

 

Oh man....

 

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echris
5 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

@echris

Has any one of us told you about the "herd" thing?

You know.... How a hair covered horse is a herd animal.... And apparently so is a paint covered horse....

 

Don't fight it. 

 

Just build a bigger shed/shop/garage etc.

 

Trina and I had one 3 or 4 years ago.

4 now.

More soon.

 

Oh man....

 

 

And tonight I saw a clean looking 1966 857, which I know nothing about, on the Facebook marketplace for $275.

MUST RESIST...

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Tractorhead
2 hours ago, echris said:

 

And tonight I saw a clean looking 1966 857, which I know nothing about, on the Facebook marketplace for $275.

MUST RESIST...

 

Huh, that gonna be hard, 

As Eric mentioned, they tend to Herd.....

 

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ebinmaine
3 hours ago, echris said:

1966 857

That would be a 1967.

 

Those numbers break down to

 

8 horsepower

5 = 3/4 speed transmission

7 - is the year.

 

Trina's 2 tractors are both 1967s.

Great rigs.

 

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Pullstart

Tilled a few rows through the garden yesterday, but ran out of gas and forgot about Putt Putt as it poured rain all night...  :(

 

 Luckily, with a new shifter boot, there’s not a ton that water affects on this machine :handgestures-thumbupright:

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D_Mac

@pullstart It needed a bath anyways !!!

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pfrederi
5 hours ago, pullstart said:

Tilled a few rows through the garden yesterday, but ran out of gas and forgot about Putt Putt as it poured rain all night...  :(

 

 Luckily, with a new shifter boot, there’s not a ton that water affects on this machine :handgestures-thumbupright:

 

 

 

In 53 years I doubt my L107 has stood outside overnight more than 3-5 times ...and never out in the rain.....

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Pullstart
44 minutes ago, pfrederi said:

 

 

In 53 years I doubt my L107 has stood outside overnight more than 3-5 times ...and never out in the rain.....


This one has been in the rain once before... at the Big Show jus days after it was finished.  If water hurts it, I did something else wrong :handgestures-thumbupright:The 

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953 nut
4 hours ago, pfrederi said:

 

 

In 53 years I doubt my L107 has stood outside overnight more than 3-5 times ...and never out in the rain.....

During my ownership of my first 953 it has never set out in the rain, however I suspect a previous owner may have.         :ychain:

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953 nut
9 hours ago, prondzy said:

mowed the lawn today

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PeacemakerJack
12 hours ago, 953 nut said:

During my ownership of my first 953 it has never set out in the rain, however I suspect a previous owner may have.         :ychain:

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Richard...that’s the same way with old Rusty, my 1054-A...

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Hasn’t been out one single night since I brought him home last year but I expect that PO’s had him out quite a bit through the years.  It still remains a mystery that the steering wheel, seat, and controls are in as good of shape as they are considering the heavy patina of the metal...I hadn’t run him in a couple of weeks and so last night took him for a trot around the property to look at the fruit trees before the heavy rain settled in and then tucked him back in the stable😁

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Pullstart
9 hours ago, prondzy said:

I mowed the lawn today20200610_173809.jpg.ca03a6199e1f161b79207042445e2c6f.jpg


is that a lawn striper on the back?  Custom hoobie doobie?

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prondzy
2 minutes ago, pullstart said:


is that a lawn striper on the back?  Custom hoobie doobie?

Yup you got it

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Tractorhead

Closer picts available ?

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Sam Pasch

Picked up a snow blade for free! My uncle Don had it for his 312 8 but rarely used it.

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johnnymag3

Put her up for sale …..

she is a beauty !!!

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johnnymag3

Just a little wear on the cutting edge.....No Biggie !!!

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johnnymag3

Mowed with the 418 A.....Adjusted the air pressure in all of the other Horses tires.....Took off the blades from the 312 deck, going out for sharpening.....inspected the 37 inch deck blades, they have a weird lift wing attached to them for the bagger....think im going to replace them

    . Finally...adjusted the stack on the 1257, with the new lock nuts I bought from a place that deals with over priced...ultra heavy duty electrical stuff. Was worth every penny, these lock nuts are twice if not more than 3 times thicker than Home CHEAPO Chinese electrical items,,,and they were twice the price. BUT THE HORSES ARE WORTH IT !!!!! We only live once, so enjoy the moment, listen to the bop, bop, bop bop, bop  and love your machines.

 

 Seal and Crofts were right when they said.....".We may never pass this way again"       ...I believe they were right..

 

Love what you do and do what you love...……………..

 

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johnnymag3

If you have a chance...listen to the song on Y@# T&*^%

It will all make sense in the case you are too young to know the song...Nothing rude meant, or implied. Just listen to it and read the lyrics. You will get smarter, and stronger

 

Take care of you.....nobody else will

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