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[WheelHorse520H 708]

3 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

Looks like that one should be fine.

 

 

I've used those TB Woods pulleys. I've also used Grainger. I like them both. However, chances are very high you'd be able to find that for a lot less money somewhere else.

I searched the size and shaft bore size I need and only got two and this was the cheaper of them.

[WheelHorse520H 708]

Here’s another random question that popped up. I need a stack to redirect the exhaust away from the hood to keep it clean and prevent damage to the paint. Currently the exhaust comes straight out of the muffler and into the front of the hood. I want a stack that will go straight up but I also want a good muffler in it so the tractor is still quiet, I also want one with the little cover on the top that moves up and down while it’s running to keep water out. Similar to the one below from My Tractor Forum. It would be even better if I could mount it to the existing muffler to make it super quiet. What have you guys used that work?

Edited August 15, 2021 by WheelHorse520H

[ebinmaine 69,583]

On 8/15/2021 at 7:11 PM, WheelHorse520H said:

What have you guys used that work

 

Stacks can be done a number of ways. 

@jimkemp makes a very nice one. 

You can also use a late 70s Cub muffler turned to face up. 

The one in the above post appears to be a farm tractor muffler adapted to work. 

 

[WheelHorse520H 708]

4 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

 

Stacks can be done a number of ways. 

@jimkemp makes a very nice one. 

You can also use a late 70s Cub muffler turned to face up. 

The one in the above post appears to be a farm tractor muffler adapted to work. 

 

Ok thanks, just looking for ideas.

[ebinmaine 69,583]

27 minutes ago, WheelHorse520H said:

Ok thanks, just looking for ideas.

@OldWorkHorse could share a pic of his woman's tractor. Flowah Powah. That's my old rig with a Cub muffler. 

 

Here's Cinnamon Horse C160. 

 

 

 

[WheelHorse520H 708]

2 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

@OldWorkHorse could share a pic of his woman's tractor. Flowah Powah. That's my old rig with a Cub muffler. 

 

Here's Cinnamon Horse C160. 

 

 

 

Ahh I’ve seen the purple machine, I will look at the photos of it in the what have you done to your wh today thread. Cub muffler isn’t a bad idea.

[WheelHorse520H 708]

Does anyone know where I can get the bar and cotter pins to adapt the snow plow for my 520 to fit the short frame. Or should I just get a steel bar and two pins? Wh p/n 7701 for the bar and 933506 for the pins. I have a 0648bco1 model plow. (Sorry I am not sure what is supposed to be a O or 0 because it is not my handwriting)

[ebinmaine 69,583]

1 hour ago, WheelHorse520H said:

just get a steel bar and two pins?

I've switched plows from short to long frame rigs using a piece of round stock with holes drilled near the ends to accept common hair pins.  

I think it's 1/2" diameter.....?

 

[WheelHorse520H 708]

36 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

I've switched plows from short to long frame rigs using a piece of round stock with holes drilled near the ends to accept common hair pins.  

I think it's 1/2" diameter.....?

 

Okay I’ll take some measurements and buy some of that and hopefully have a plow this winter.

[gwest_ca-(File Mod) 11,171]

Rear A-frame cross bar is 3/4" diameter.

[WheelHorse520H 708]

12 hours ago, gwest_ca said:

Rear A-frame cross bar is 3/4" diameter.

I measuered that about 2 hours before you posted. But I’m glad that I can be certain about that size. Looks like it’ll be about 30 bucks for 48” of 3/4” steel round, a drill bit, and two cotter pins. Thanks,

Andrew