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By MainelyWheelhorse
Hi All, I’m a member of the RedSquare Facebook group, some of you may have seen My tractor there. I have a 1992 312-8 with a 37 inch deck. It came with a house my brother bought, and was given to me. It needed work but just minor things. I mow my lawn with it, and I just bought a plow to push snow/dirt so it’s a working restoration. It was relatively well taken care of by the previous owners so it really just needed a refresh. Anyway see you around the site!
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By Duramax7man7
Very Solid tractor!
Newer Agro Tires on Rear and Solid Front Turf Tires. Wheel Weights on rear. Fully Swapped Forward Swept axle off of 520h. I ran my 60" Deck on this tractor for over a year with no issues.
Deck it solid top to bottom with no rot and newer blades. Belt and Pulley are good to go!
She's just a little dusty and needs a cleaning. Can get a nice Seat a Tractor Supply.
$1175 OBO -POOS
(248) 9for3-8six3four Text or Call. I do not visit this site enough. God Bless.
NEW SEAT INSTALLED ON THIS TRACTOR! Started it up and ran it for a while yesterday... Forgot how nice this thing is. Tempting to keep it but it's time to send her one her way. GREAT TRACTOR!
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By rustyedge1
Going to need tie rods, one of mine came apart today. Was wondering if anyone could recommend someone ?
Would settle for good used parts if available from someone. Dose anyone know the part numbers for my machine.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Dan
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By Wvtroutbum81
Got my dads 1992 312-8 when he passed
have a snow plow and 42” deck.
gathering parts to restore back to new as possible. This is my therapy.
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By 417Horse
I've got a 48" dozer blade hooked up to my 417-8 and my driveway is 450 ft of asphalt. i'd like opinions on what type of skid shoes would work best on the pavement? I've had the blade for years now and have flipped over the flat bar edge to use the good side. The blade has the has the mounting holes for the shoes, but I'm just wanting opinions on what would work best in my situation. The factory shoes are a little on the expensive side, but if I get good opi nions about using those, I might go that route.
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