1984 Work Horse GT-1600 REFRESH

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

37 minutes ago, Lee1977 said:

Don't use much it needs a little but too much will get on the clutch disk. It only uses that bearing when it's not in use.

I just wiped down the needle bearings after wiping them clean...I'll keep my fingers crossed !

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

40 minutes ago, gwest_ca said:

Making sure you have this

 

@gwest_ca...thanks for posting...would I still have those thrust bearings with an engine model number 402437 I was thinking I seen somewhere in this thread where someone had posted spec details about the Briggs twins, and according to the way I read it, I had a Briggs with bearings.

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

Got the engine tins and PTO back on the Briggs.

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

The chaff screen was on farther than I put it back...it has 2 sets of holes...in the farthest in position it was scratching the tins...

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

Got the input shaft seal and the right axle seal fished out...

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

6 hours ago, stevasaurus said:

  If you look, I did say you had 1" axles and a 4 pinion differential.

Yes you did say that @stevasaurus, and you would be correct...but I would not know...I have to trust you guys.

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

Wire brushing the frame under neath and where the transmission bolts to the frame.

 

I WAS NOT planning on all this...

 

Check out this steering linkage repair...

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

Do any of you know if anybody on Red Square sells the PTO brake pad bracket ?

I replaced my clutch disc because it was almost worn to the rivet heads and the PTO brake pad is almost to the rivets as well.

[76c12091520h 3,587]

30 minutes ago, Horse Newbie said:

Do any of you know if anybody on Red Square sells the PTO brake pad bracket ?

I replaced my clutch disc because it was almost worn to the rivet heads and the PTO brake pad is almost to the rivets as well.

Should've got one with the PTO disc and got our discounted price (see the listing on my vendor page for more info )

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

@76c12091520h I see you have them for Kohler and Onans... I need one for a Briggs twin...

Would one  of the Kohler or Onans be the same as Briggs ?

I checked your vendor ad...only mentioned Kohler and Onans...

Edited November 1, 2021 by Horse Newbie

[76c12091520h 3,587]

29 minutes ago, Horse Newbie said:

@76c12091520h I see you have them for Kohler and Onans... I need one for a Briggs twin...

Would one  of the Kohler or Onans be the same as Briggs ?

I checked your vendor ad...only mentioned Kohler and Onans...

My bad, forgot what we were working on . But yes we have them too discontinued by Toro, they are also listed on our vendor page. Sorry for the mix-up.

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

@76c12091520h...I couldn't see them on you vendor site ...must be tripping...send a link/ invoice to me PM, or email and I will pay it.

 

Thanks!

Edited November 1, 2021 by Horse Newbie

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

Still have one hub, and the brake drum to pull...my welder friend has on of these, and he said that should do it...

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

@ebinmaine... Right after my first post on this topic you were asking how far I was going to disassemble...well I was not gonna do this...

I got carried away ! 

[ebinmaine 66,582]

11 minutes ago, Horse Newbie said:

@ebinmaine... Right after my first post on this topic you were asking how far I was going to disassemble...well I was not gonna do this...

I got carried away ! 

 

 

Hahahahaha.  

Excellent.  

 

There's certainly something to be said about a good full frame off every single nut and bolt restoration!!!

 

 

[Handy Don 11,888]

14 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

There's certainly something to be said about a good full frame off every single nut and bolt restoration!!!

 

Yes, but is that something suitable for posting?  Perhaps not 

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

Is this supposed to have a hole in the bottom ?

[Moparfanforever 824]

5 hours ago, Horse Newbie said:

@ebinmaine... Right after my first post on this topic you were asking how far I was going to disassemble...well I was not gonna do this...

I got carried away ! 

Don't feel bad , a lot of us have said and done the same thing !!

[Handy Don 11,888]

3 hours ago, Horse Newbie said:

Is this supposed to have a hole in the bottom ?

I'm thinking maybe yes, but I've never disassembled the steering block to remove a fan gear. It'd serve to lube the fan pivot and lower face below the gear teeth, as well as the steering shaft pivot, right?

Edited November 2, 2021 by Handy Don

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

Thanks @Handy Don...I need to investigate it further.

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

I got the frame painted Rustoleum Satin Black...

[Gregor 4,844]

5 hours ago, Horse Newbie said:

Is this supposed to have a hole in the bottom ?

 

Mine does.

Underneath my 656

Edited November 2, 2021 by Gregor

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

3 minutes ago, Gregor said:

Mine does.

Thanks @Gregor...it's got a grease zert that goes to the area that has the hole in the bottom.

I thought for a second that the steering column shaft had worn through...

It was dry, but did not have a lot of wear...

I'm moving forward with it !

[Horse Newbie 7,008]

10 minutes ago, Gregor said:

Mine does.

Underneath my 656

@Gregor...man you are awesome with your help !

When I first responded to "Mine does", the pic had not loaded ( my phones about shot )...

When I seen the pic I said " This guy doesn't play around"

Now that's what I call a good answer !

[Greentored 3,201]

Following along!

Been hiding under a rock lately.

Im back!