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  1. 9 points
    Well things finally caught up with me and I got a call from a County Sheriffs Deputy yesterday (fake) All thought they missed the big items, (Ha), and just said the judge fined me and sent warrants since I didn't report to Federal Jury Duty Tuesday. (fake) Had a real official mannerism. Had my name, address, garbled a Drivers License number (wouldn't repeat it) He did a bunch of official sounding jaw jacking and fake sheriff radio background noises. Claimed to be Sheriffs Deputy, said he could put me in touch with a bond company over the phone to get an immediate bond, pay with credit card loan, so I don't get picked up and hauled in tonight. Too many little things seemed fake so I hung up. I texted the local Sheriffs office, yep scam they are well aware of but calls are not trace able. I got the same call twice today. (interesting the call came in as "Maybe (wife's name) each time So I started having fun wasting his time. Asked him if he knew my cousin in County Jail there or, my brother Bill from another mother! (he didn't catch that one) I told him I could trade him some good tractor parts, but that they probable would never bond me since I hung around online with the Tractor Mafia (I should get a Mafia T shirt for that one) and on and on. I finally asked him what $ cut he got for "arranging" the bond and he hung up. O the crafty crap that is out there these days.
  2. 6 points
    Finally got a chance to take the camper out. Sure seems like I stay awful busy to be retired. Went to a local state park that has a stocked stream of trout. The first couple of days I really caught trout-- well, in comparison to my normal number of them. I probably caught 15 in 1 1/2 days. Last week the stream was flooded--mainly from water backing up from the flooded small river it dumps into. I would say that where the stream dumps into the river, the water level was 8 to 10 above normal. I'm not into fishing deep enough that I have a vest and all of the equipment some of the fishermen use. I'm not good at fly fishing ( all though I enjoy watching someone who has mastered that pole) and only fly fish when I'm "playing." I cut my trip short by a night's stay. Weather radio was calling for possible up to base ball size hail, strong winds and possible tornado. When the park staff went around handing out flyers telling of storm watches and where tornado shelters were, I ( and some of my camping neighbors) decided time to go home. I live about 45 minutes drive from the campground and we had thunderstorms but nothing severe and I likely could have weathered the storm in the camper just fine. Better safe than sorry I suppose. Below is my fishing rig. Really handy because I can ride right up to where I'm fishing. I carry a little cutting board so I can dress fish steam side. I used a moped for several years but it was restricted from bike trails and quite a bit heavier. I roll the bike in backwards into my pickup with the camper shell (handle bars fold down) so it's out of the weather and more secure at night.
  3. 5 points
    Here i repaired the mid mount pivot point
  4. 4 points
    June 19, 1846, First officially recognized baseball game (played by Cartwright Rules) - NY Nine defeats the NY Knickerbockers 23-1 in Hoboken, New Jersey.
  5. 4 points
    Did some mowing trying to beat the rain yesterday. Triple teamed it with both my boys, youngest on the zero turn, oldest on the Kubota, dear old dad gets mowers choice on the C160.
  6. 4 points
    Yup. Got a call from a Fraud Detection Center about my bank account. Sounded fake so I hung up. Couple days later my card stops working. Went into the bank and checked why. Somebody somehow got my bankcard # last week. They tried to spend 4 grand at a bicycle place. The bank saw it and shut the account down. I'm glad all it took was getting a new card.
  7. 4 points
    Trina's mom has been retired and on SS for a couple decades. She's below the income level that's required to pay taxes. A couple years ago she got a call saying that "the cops" were on the way over. Cops? Really? We couldn't find a more official descriptor?
  8. 3 points
  9. 3 points
    I get the need for speed when rains coming in. But I enjoy mowing and the seat time it gives me, so a slow WH is just fine with me.
  10. 3 points
    I challenge myself to see how long I can keep them on the line. Use my 110 yo voice Fake poor hearing to get them to repeat everything Let them know you appreciate thier call and remind them to call thier mother every day Then when it's time for my lunch, tell them I can't remember my bank account and routing numbers but if he gives me his address I will have my Grandson meet him at his door. My grandson is a 250 lb 6' 5" ex marine that is now a state policeman.
  11. 3 points
    The pic above of the analog voltmeter is deceptive. It's too deep front to back to fully seat in the dash plate by about 3/8". It hits the steering shaft support collar so I had to swap it temporarily until I find another one that is shorter front to back. It's temporary, so I don't want any lip from you fellas. But I thought it was funny to put on an old tractor just for now.
  12. 3 points
    Room for two or three tractors in there!
  13. 3 points
    Broke out my C-85 tonight for its first mow of the season.
  14. 2 points
    Late to party, last minute for sale... 520-8 with good 48" s/d deck (blades nfg) Unit has 875 hours and clock works. All idiot lights and gauges work. Fresh oil and good battery. Yes it does need some light bulbs and minor doo dads. But it is still solid and very strong Tractor was used but not abused and runs great with no smoke or bad noises. Charging system works. I had plans to tear it apart and do a resto mod / rebuild it the way I would build a "520" and have come to realise I have enough 500 series parts laying around to build one using a 300/400 series as a starting platform. $1500 is my number... with genuine Wheel Horse wheel weights bringing $500+ I feel this piece of Wheel Horse lore is worth it. I will haul to big show if paid in advance. Thanks Tony Andover CT (860)978-9039 20260619_095929.mp4
  15. 2 points
    Throttle cable routing. This is on my 867 but it should be routed pretty muych the same on your 633.
  16. 2 points
    @pfrederi made a jig for part #47, then made my own. Put brass bushing in
  17. 2 points
  18. 2 points
    He wants FL guy to see your post and come get it. We really really don't like the scrap word.
  19. 1 point
    I do my best ciepherin on a Horse!
  20. 1 point
    ah thank you very much for the pics and help. i was going to cut the band off my frame but i see now that i need to find a tool box instead in case i need to work on some john deere's along the way. and my throttle has those provisions but someone has it hacked up. im trying to get it sorted out
  21. 1 point
    Hello all, I put my 520-8 up for sale on page 13 of the big show sale thread. Figured id add it here too to catch those not looking over there. Late to party, last minute for sale... 520-8 with good 42" s/d deck (blades nfg) Unit has 875 hours and clock works. All idiot lights and gauges work. Fresh oil and good battery. Yes it does need some light bulbs and minor doo dads. But it is still solid and very strong Tractor was used but not abused and runs great with no smoke or bad noises. Charging system works. I had plans to tear it apart and do a resto mod / rebuild it the way I would build a "520" and have come to realise I have enough 500 series parts laying around to build one using a 300/400 series as a starting platform. $1500 is my number... with genuine Wheel Horse wheel weights bring $500+ I feel this piece of Wheel Horse lore is worth it. I will haul to big show if paid in advance. Thanks Tony Andover CT (860)978-9039
  22. 1 point
    The battery tray holder on a 633 would have had a tool box instead of battery. A pic of my 633 The throttle cable will come over the top of the exhaust pipe and then down to the governor wheel. I'm searching for a pic of that for you.
  23. 1 point
    No he wants that 50 dolla roller you have! Trailer coming to the splash pad for cleaning today then start loading. Bringing it over to your place on Sunday Dan. I should have all the heavy stuff on.
  24. 1 point
    @8ntruck years back , removed the pto clutch brake pad set up , at that time , also removed disc from drive hub area , carefully cleaned out original , dry crispy used to be lubrication , from original bearing , was in very good shape , carb cleaner , flush out , VERY LIGHTLY repack with , lucas green , 550 flash point , polyurea rated chassis grease , the transformational bearing function , was simply amazing , smooth easy spin up , no noise , what a concept , vital start of COLLECTIVE BELT DRAG ? all my deck spindles , and mule drives have this change over , also battery tray , lever start detailing ? try / test / verify , thats home base for me , my decks engage ,and rotate , with smooth quiet ease , also use similar thought , for other repetitive failures , unthreaded shoulder bolts , ensure a smooth swing point , washered up and elastic Lok nut , lets you dial in a perfect lubricated swing point , plow swing lever , squeeze lever , to frame , like butter , roller stool , look see , lets you think about change . pete
  25. 1 point
    My favorite is the grandkid in trouble scam. You get a phone call from some far away Police Station claiming your grandchild was arrested and wants you to wire the money for them to post bail.... I tell them "Fat chance on that!!! I really don't like that little ba$tard that much anyway!! Go punt"!!
  26. 1 point
    Yup, every day or so I get a call from someone claiming to be able to help me with my overdue taxes before I'm arrested. Funny that they think I would even fall for their scam. I don't know how others do.
  27. 1 point
    https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/forecast/in-Arendtsville,PA?loc=eyJsIjoiQXJlbmR0c3ZpbGxlIiwiciI6IlBBIiwicjIiOiJBZGFtcyBDb3VudHkiLCJjIjoiVW5pdGVkIFN0YXRlcyIsImkiOiJVUyIsInQiOjEwMiwiZyI6ImVuLXVzIiwieCI6Ii03Ny4yOTk0IiwieSI6IjM5LjkyNDcifQ%3D%3D&weadegreetype=F&ocid=ansmsnweather June is always warmer than January.
  28. 1 point
    Maybe Blaine. Check the buckets.
  29. 1 point
    Once they are gone, they are gone for good....
  30. 1 point
    As the throttle lever end moves downward from the pull of the cable, it rotates the speed control disc in a CCW direction. The drive pin is supposed to be there to assure the disc moves that way too.
  31. 1 point
    I have a 2362 36” RD gear drive mower that i’d like to put on my 1969 Raider 12. The 2362 manual says it’s for a short frame, which used a side PTO. I found the manual for a RL366 mower that used the PT-6 PTO. It looks like i can swap the smaller drive pulley to the larger 6908 and with the rest of the parts circled, i should be able to make it work, or am i missing something? i would be interested if someone has these items circled in regal red.
  32. 1 point
    We had to vacate a campsite with extreme haste near the Huzzah one time. Scary. you’ve got the big trout waters south of you in Taneycomo. I’ve never taken the opportunity to go there but it’s on the list. Happy camping!
  33. 1 point
    I suppose most are actually trained and went to school for metrology but should we assume mostly there isn't much human scientific weather analysis actually done....but likely most forecasting is done by computers?
  34. 1 point
    I used play to a 3 handicap 30 years ago, but a compressed disc in the back keeps me from playing now. Love watching it still.
  35. 1 point
    Course that don't mean much these days. That's my thought exactly, the points, coil and condenser were all in the same "kit" and now I don't trust any of it. I've got a rotary brand condenser, and a set of kolher brand points inbound now, I need to find a decent quality coil now.
  36. 1 point
    More yard clean up today. Last weekend, I was scooping leaves out of the lake onto the shore. Today, Morgan, the 14-8, got some cart duty hauling the soggy leaves off of the shoreline. Next, I finished up cutting up the tree that fell out of the woods and into the neighbor's yard - not the whole tree, just the crown. I was using our recently acquired Milwaukee Hatchet pruning saw. Was using an 8 amp hour battery. Over 5 evenings of working on this for an hour or hour and a half, I finished the job with 1/2 of the battery charger remaining. Pictures:
  37. 1 point
    Simplicity's aren't very simple Got the transmission pulled out of the parts tractor and it was not simple. I almost thought I was going to have to completely disassemble the tractor until I realized I can rotate and twist the transmission and hub through the hole on the left plate. I can definitely appreciate how easy the Wheelhorse's are to work on. 6 bolts and remove the belt and parking brake linkage and the wheelhorse hydros come right out. And you don't even have to remove the wheels.
  38. 1 point
    Engine. I'll use the member map to see if anybody's remotely close that would want it.
  39. 1 point
    Frankly, I hear your pain. I’ve about had it with machines that wear out hard to replace parts after a measly 60 years or so! What is this world coming too? I”m actually looking at the same issue and at last year’s Big Show I bought an extra mid hitch for the 854 with a less worn idler pivot/arm.
  40. 1 point
    TSC has sleeve adapters for 3 point systems ranging from CAT 0-3, in thin and thick wall sizes. Also, you can search Amazon for 3/4 ID steel bushings, but both options require cut and re- welding to repair. Just a thought. I use those steel bushings all the time and have had good luck with both sources.
  41. 1 point
    And you won't be wearing a dress, right!
  42. 1 point
    @Phan that entire set up is a detailing , GOLD MINE , for small ,COLLECTIVE IMPROVEMENTS , that forward spring tension pull to lower hitch pin clip , on side of frame , eliminates the linkage buzzing . my first photo of lever start , at battery tray , washers to firm up lever start , also lubricated , starts a very solid / smooth forward , push to pto lever cone . this was all a simple , look and see , check out , have it on my 3 horses , years in , no failures , repetitive failures , show you the way , pete
  43. 1 point
    Well, it's late and I smell like gasoline and thread sealer, but she's alive and kicking with no smoke. Fired within 3 seconds of adding gas. Scared the crap out of me because it was so quick! I know some will not like the voltmeter, but I prefer them to ammeters. And mine is outputting just over 13V on a 100% fully charged battery. One more thing checked off the list. Almost there. Funny side note: my wife bought this machine for me 20 years ago. Even though you think they have no interest in it, she was the first to remind me that it only took me over 20 years to get it running...
  44. 1 point
    Looks great, what color and type of paint are you using? Apologize if it has already been mentioned but I didn't see it anywhere.
  45. 1 point
    Dan's a good driver but a terrible navigator. Little hard on the throttle but a good driver. I can only sleep in a moving vehicle if I am at the wheel...
  46. 1 point
    Yup good kid for sure and becoming a man before my eyes!
  47. 1 point
    Gate don't open 'till 9 so we just stay up and party 'till 4. Show rules no drinking between 7 and 8 AM anyway. Leaves us a hour to sober up and git to the show. Didn't we crack one waiting in line for the gate to open @Pullstart?
  48. 1 point
    12 is late when we left up at 4am to get to the grounds 😆 .
  49. 1 point
    BOB's BRAKE LININGS As usual, I am bringing a sizeable amount of brake linings with me. I ran out last year. This year's price is $20 each or two for $35. Larger quantity prices can be negotiated at the show.
  50. 1 point
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