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1969 GT14/ 3 point / tiller - The missing big wheel for my collection!

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@Bow_Extreme I tightened the packing nut on that fuel shut off and left it on all night.  It fired up quick today and no leaks found!  :banana-linedance:

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I had a 69 GT-14 back about 10 years ago I think. No muffler but like a 2 foot stack with a flapper. I had my wife come out and look at it and I had it going "tink tink tink!" She says "YOU MADE ME COME OUT TO LOOK AT THAT?!!!" :hilarious:

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20 minutes ago, squonk said:

I had a 69 GT-14 back about 10 years ago I think. No muffler but like a 2 foot stack with a flapper. I had my wife come out and look at it and I had it going "tink tink tink!" She says "YOU MADE ME COME OUT TO LOOK AT THAT?!!!" :hilarious:

 

SOME people just don't speak "tractor". 

 

@Pullstart good find Man. 

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Pullstart
1 hour ago, squonk said:

I had a 69 GT-14 back about 10 years ago I think. No muffler but like a 2 foot stack with a flapper. I had my wife come out and look at it and I had it going "tink tink tink!" She says "YOU MADE ME COME OUT TO LOOK AT THAT?!!!" :hilarious:


The little tiny muffler on this one is quite quiet!  I am considering flipping it up and giving it a little stack.  Then again, I could leave it alone…

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A trip to the hardware store and I’ve got some pins and hardware.  The lift bar is in!


Notice the angry beaver marks right atop the tow valve :ROTF:

 

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This is the manual I’m following…

 

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With some help from the ole’ elbow grease department, the drive pulley is on!  It’s about time to bring it over to the welder to fix the top link lift arm.

 

I found that grade 8 bolts and lock nuts were much cheaper than 5/8” hitch pins too…

 

 

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953 nut
6 hours ago, Pullstart said:

 I tossed the belt once so far, popping the parking lever up too fast maybe?

Looks like that belt has seen better days. Bit rough around the edges and those black deposits on the filter are a dead giveaway.

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ebinmaine
1 hour ago, Pullstart said:

5/8” hitch pins

Just an FYI... Those can be had for a couple bucks a piece on the interwebs. 

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That’s one chunk a dead weight I don’t care to lug around more than I have to!

 

 

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Big accomplishment!  It lifts!

 

 

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Bow_Extreme
7 hours ago, Pullstart said:

@Bow_Extreme I tightened the packing nut on that fuel shut off and left it on all night.  It fired up quick today and no leaks found!  :banana-linedance:

That is awesome!!  I figured it was something simple.  I’m glad it was really simple.

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Bow_Extreme
43 minutes ago, Pullstart said:

That’s one chunk a dead weight I don’t care to lug around more than I have to!

 

 

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That’s why I use furniture movers..lol

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Bow_Extreme
35 minutes ago, Pullstart said:

Big accomplishment!  It lifts!

 

 

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That is so awesome!!  I’m super happy this found an amazing home!!  It’s been sitting in my barn for at least 2+ years. 

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Pullstart
7 minutes ago, Bow_Extreme said:

That’s why I use furniture movers..lol

The GT14 is in the back barn Matt.  I dragged that heavy thing all the way around the wood shed from where we left it!  :deadhorse:

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Another monumental moment in the shop!  After 2.5 years of using these monster rolls of “butt wipe” as I call it (sorry @SylvanLakeWH), I finally ran out of a roll!  The kids get me one of these every year for Christmas and there’s another rolling around in the camper.  First time opening a new shop roll since the start!  :ROTF:

 

 

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A new spring from ACE for the tensioner, I had to nip a bit of the end loop to slide onto the tiller bracket.


I’ve got about 30 more minutes of light today.  Will I need to use the headlights to till the garden?  We’ll see!

 

 

 

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Pullstart

The belt is super bound up on the back sheet metal of the tractor while the tiller rests on the floor.  I feel like it might burn up, unless it’s in the dirt.  Time to find out!

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Bow_Extreme
15 minutes ago, Pullstart said:

Another monumental moment in the shop!  After 2.5 years of using these monster rolls of “butt wipe” as I call it (sorry @SylvanLakeWH), I finally ran out of a roll!  The kids get me one of these every year for Christmas and there’s another rolling around in the camper.  First time opening a new shop roll since the start!  :ROTF:

 

 

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I go through shop towels like water!

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Figured out the binding.  Some dummy put the belt guard on wrong :confusion-confused:

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I was able to till!  I have some figuring out to do on the controls but it worked!  
 

 

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2 minutes ago, Pullstart said:

I was able to till!  I have some figuring out to do on the controls but it worked!  
 

 

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Very Nice!!

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I tossed the drive belt for the second time.  The parking brake / tensioner system is pretty sloppy and the belt is worn.  But it worked!  I mentioned the angry beaver hole earlier, I’m glad someone put it there to open the tow valve and stick it inside for the night!

 

 

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I was even graced by momma and fawn the whole time.  She’s not evident in the photo, but circled in red about 50-75 yard out, there they fed while I worked and even walked around!

 

 

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