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7 pointsDay early but if I don't post it now I will forget to tomorrow. Added a Brinly hitch to Vince the 1257 and. Put the turning plow on.
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6 pointsAugust 26, 1959 British Motor Corporation introduces the Morris Mini-Minor, designed by Alec Issigonis; it is only 10 feet long yet seats four passengers.
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6 pointsThe way she came into this world, it is a great example for us all, that we are what we make of ourselves not how we start. All things can be accomplished through love and Jesus. Bob
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6 pointsTomorrow, I'll see if I can get some pictures that show the massive scale of the event. Garden tractors are only a small segment. Acres and acres of swap meet vendors, antique tractors, hit and miss engines, food vendors, consignment barn...
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4 pointsEvery married man should forget his mistakes, there's no use in two people remembering the same thing.
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4 pointsAdded some liquid ballast and installed some new front wheel bearings on “Vince” the 1257. Installed some thrust bearings on front spindles also. Did improve ease of steering.
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3 pointsPA Folks, let's get some horses at the Nittany Antique Machinery show this year! There is usually only a handful of horses there and they belong to me! This years feature is IH so show out and bring a different kind of red! Dry camping is available on site on a first come first served basis. See the link for more details. https://www.nittanyantique.org/
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3 pointsI've always wanted to show a before and after comparison with Penetrol. So I gave Dusty the B-80 the business. Before: After:
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3 pointsYou know that if you drop a socket, it will roll to the exact geographic center of the vehicle you're working on. It's physics.
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2 pointsMy 1/4 drive sockets have been on the below pictured cheap 💩 chrome rails for yyeeeaarrs. I've thought about getting actual big boy holders pretty much that whole time. Today I got these nifty blue magnetic holders. MUCH better. No more falling rolling sockets.
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2 pointsPicked up this Bass Pro brand meat grinder at the local Goodwill $14.99. Goodwill is usually hung on things like this, but this one has some rust where meat was left on it. Easy clean up. Bought a roast and hand some deer backstrap. We made 8 lbs of 50/50 chile meat to test it while it was still in the 8 day return window. I’ve previously used the meat grinder attachment on my wife’s Kitchen Aid mixer. Grinding 40+ lbs of venison a year may have been over doing it a little
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2 pointsI started the remodel of our new ALiner Scout pop up camper today. Got to make sleeping quarters for the dog. The plan is to convert the cupboard under the sink into a crate for the dog. This will involve removing the sink, plumbing, and refrigerator, and rebuilding it into a dog crate. Basically, I will end up building a new front panel for the cupboard and give the inside of the cupboard a more complete finish. In all of the camping vehicles we have had over the years, we have never cooked inside any of them. We don't plan to start now. Demolition is done. Now we will start gathering materials to put it back together. Pictures to follow. Of course, this project produces another project. The refrigerator that came out of the ALiner is a 12 volt compressor type. We will reinstall that in our Coleman travel trailer in place of the 3 way refrigerator that is there. We have very unimpressed with the performance of that refrigerator. This will require cabinet work, propane piping work, and electrical work.
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2 pointsThis company has permits to obtain water from a hydrant. It was 10,000 gallons of fresh never been peed in water. @SylvanLakeWH
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1 pointI have three old 42" decks with spindles, blades, wheels, idlers, etc., a C141 with 14HP Kohler that needs rebuild, no deck. Also a Workhorse with 11HP Kohler engine with carb issues, no deck. Good rubber on both. Also have wheel weights. Both tractors need work, new seats. Looking to sell as a lot but willing to deal. Local delivery possible. Just have too many projects now and need space. Asking $700. I'm in Ledyard CT near New London.
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1 pointThe tree guys were highly impressed. My cart is rated up to 700 lbs and we got close on a couple of loads but the 854 seemed to be asking “Is that all? Let’s use 3rd gear!”
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1 pointI use it and it stays tacky for a couple days but dries completely and seems to last. I've been tempted to wax over it to see what that does but haven't yet.
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1 pointI did the hood of the B-80 a couple weeks ago just to see how it would go. Smeared it in evenly with a rag, let it set a while and rubbed off the excess. It’s not as shiny looking as yours looks in the pics, but made a huge improvement Now I gotta do a complete cleaning and treatment. It’s good stuff! No more dust catching oilings for me.
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1 pointPreviously my tractor was identified as 87-89. Apparently there was a different engine in 1987 than 88-89.... 1987 Wheel Horse model: 31-14K802 Engine: Kohler M14S-601524 Factory charging system: 3-amp dual-output, unregulated No conventional 15-amp voltage regulator. Factory headlights are powered directly from the engine's AC stator circuit and normally work only while the engine is running. 1988 Wheel Horse model: 31-14K803 Engine: Kohler M14S-601540 15-amp regulated charging system 1989 Wheel Horse model: 31-14K804 Engine: Kohler M14S-601540 15-amp regulated charging system If you guys can't identify the engine exactly from the pictures, then maybe we can do it by looking for the regulated charging system. Thanks
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1 point@meadowfield heim joints on steering rod ends ? very durable , also screw on , also use specific chain / cable lube lube , stays with it , like MACS CHAIN / CABEL LUBE , LOCAL AUTO [PARTS ? or similar , its also a great , creeping rustproofing . think your MINDSET , is on display here , always a WHAT IF ? phase , love that , rooting for you , stay at it , pete
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1 pointNo manual. It's simply a 2 wire connection. 12v DC. I used a DPDT momentary center off switch to flip the polarity for the in/out. It shuts off automatically when it reaches full extension or retraction. The switch is housed in a pvc box with a cord that plugs into a power port I installed. Switchbox is headed in place with a magnet. Flexibility. The blower will likely go on Dino. I much prefer the manual PTO vs electric.
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1 pointGot the stiffner on this weekend, next up trailing wheel. That'll have to wait till after Pioneer Power Show in Lesueur.
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1 pointI’m using an engine tach. The blue one on the top let side of the dash. It’s a little slow at times but it also counts the hours as well. I have not use a lazer tach at work yet to see the pulley speed or anything like that.
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1 pointCarb overhaul then mixture settings. Governor setting and mechanism check.
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1 pointI do like it. I used it yesterday and it seemed to work well. And I love that I can trim close on both sides, especially because my yard is many small areas and it would be harder to turn around all the time.
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1 pointMy own thoughts... keep it KOHLER powered. Adjust that one with a shorter belt maybe? Definitely insulate those S/G terminal ends from the gas tank spring. That's a serious problem.
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1 pointThis view smacked me in the face wheeling the creeper out from an oil change in the driveway. Not a horrible rear end view.
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