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Redahead

I saw a Wheel Horse Walk behind snow blower this morning on facebook market place. The guy had a $100.00 bucks on it but I was a day too late. I never saw or heard of one. Anybody else had any experience with these.

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wh500special

They were a late 1960’s into the early 1970’s carryover from the Reo purchase.  There were 5 and 7 hp models.   All used tecumseh engines. 
 

the 2-stage blower head was easily removed and could be replaced with a 32” mower deck attachment. 
 

I think they are pretty nice machines.   I used one for several years at my last house and really liked it.  Still have it and if you’re near STL I guess it can be for sale. 
 

I don’t remember what it is, but there is something weird about the crankshaft on the engine that makes an engine swap/replacement difficult.  


They’re good machines.  Probably comparable to a similar vintage Ariens or Gilson. 
 

steve

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elcamino/wheelhorse

@Redahead   there is one for sale in the classifieds .

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gwest_ca

They start at 17in width on the first page and go to 26in width on the 2nd page

https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/files/category/28-snow-blowers/?sortby=file_name&sortdirection=asc

 

Many companies used a Tecumseh engine that had a 2nd pto shaft off the end of the camshaft that runs the opposite direction to the crankshaft. That is how they got a reverse for the wheels.

 

Garry

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Redahead

OK thanks for the info, I was disappointed when I did not get the chance to purchase one the I was in route to go get when I got a text that the guys daughter sold it to her father in law with out him knowing. Now I feel like I got to have one . I will keep looking

 

                     Russ

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