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Congratulations. Acknowledgement is the first step in regulating the sickness... Personally, I have never had a problem quitting.

January 16, 1919 The 18th Amendment to the US Constitution, authorizing the prohibition of alcohol, is ratified by a majority of US states. This new law of the land would be implemented one year later.

You’ve come to a herd on Enablers with that weak song. No dice. We’ve all been under the wrath snd survived…well a sort of

First look it reminded me of a belt keeper on er/guard for a early RJ ... thinking now a spring tooth. Tell ya what it really is ... a part to build an entire custom franken horse around... You start out with that one piece and end up with a running driving tractor.

This is listed for the D-250 10-speed - similar and reversible https://www.partstree.com/models/67-42cr01-toro-42-cultivator-attachment-1976

I don’t need any more. But I don’t know if I can help it. Every time I say that, I see a good deal.

Seen this for sale on FBMP Metric and American??

Security camera footage of one of the more notorious and most wanted ringleaders:

The start of the mafia ... Trouble is when it was repealed it started this...

There fixed that ...

It happens…

Resulting in crime, corruption, bootlegging and smuggling until it was repealed 13 years later.

That’s a looker Mike.

Captain Sully was a featured speaker at a Quality Assurance conference I attended about a year before I retired. Very good speaker and very memorable presentation.

Plus it has Redheds

@ebinmaine You should check the alignment of the spindle to the table so you can adjust that before mounting vises. To do that, mount a dial indicator in the drill chuck and swing a large circle on the table. Side to side is likely adjustable but front to back might take shims or machining to get it right. Some call that traming. I’m sure you can find videos on YouTube and a few of them might be correct.

Looks like the friction disc for a manual pto which may have been original. The electric clutch disc is inside the outer assembly where the electric coil is. This may apply to the one you have.

Great and not so great ... call in sick to work and go get it today. Before it's scooped up by a mud mower Boss finds out you ain't really sick I'll drop a dime on him...

Don’t really need another tractor but I saw someone selling an 875 for $100 in my area. From what I can gather it’s a 1965 model year only, first automatic? I’m assuming none of the later attachments from the C series and 300 series fit. Just wondering if anyone has any input. Like I said, I definitely don’t need another tractor but for $100, it caught my eye.

'Course not to far off there EB. When I first succumbed to the addiction I had to look for them. Now they seem to fall out the sky. Some for free and many $100 rollers with a motor that fired right up. Some really nice ones for short money. People would see my junk yard and line ups from the road and just stop and see if I ran a tractor repair shop and ask if I was interested in another horse. She has since made me move them to unseen quarters Alice the C-120 came from a drive by for very very short money ... 200 ... ... with a magnum, a deck and a show tiller!!! Widowed PO just wanted to see it a good home.

This is the axle assembly cover, fabricated from 13x12 .125 steel. Debating powder coat IH Red or paint Sunset Red-Rustoleum?

Front axle ready to be installed. Front axle pin ready to be installed. I made this up at my old work place and it uses a cotter pin instead of an E clip for the secondary retainer. 3/4" pin is stainless steel and the tab is carbon steel. Tractor ready for front axle to be installed. Front axle installed. Front axle pivot pin bolt installed and torqued to 17 ft/lb. Front axle pivot pin stainless cotter pin and thin shim washer installed. Tractor assembly as of today.

The only thing it has on it is WH. No clue. I know it'll work great as project material @sqrlgtr

I had cataract surgery in 2018 shortly after the big show that year. I knew my problem was getting serious but I drove to PA anyways for the show. Knowing my issues my wife was pretty peeved that I would drive that far but she got over it. Later that summer I went in to an eye doc that my daughter recommended because I had no clue who was any good. It wasn't far into the checkup when he said I was one step from being 'legally blind'. In my case he meant that one eye was out of the legal limits for driving and the other one right at it. He immediately referred me to a specialist. I was soon to be going in for the first eye. It would be impossible for me to wear contacts because I have a phobia about things in my eyes. I was terrified at the thought of a sharp object probing around in there. Turns out that 8n's description about the 'light show' was spot on. When I got home and pulled the patch off I just about cried. Not even healed yet the vision was unbelievable. I couldn't wait until I had the other eye done. When it was all done I had perfect vision in one eye and just a barely imperceivable touch off in the other. After a couple years I did have the quick laser thingy done to clear a slight cloudiness but that was predicted and a one and done thing. It was handled at the same time as the checkup and it took less than 5 minutes. To this day my eyes haven't degraded a bit and cheap readers are all I need for close up. The bottom line is, as already mentioned, the surgery is a breeze and the difference is unbelievable. My fear kept me from doing it longer than I should have. Don't make the same mistake.

I have no problem quitting or starting back. I quit and started back at least 4 or 5 times last year.

Thing a ma bob

Could it be a couple “spring teeth” off something like this?

That is why I stopped looking at CL years ago. I don't do FB. Neither Trina or I have searched for a tractor since the first 3 back in 2016 & 17. We now have over 15 here and sold, given, traded that many more. ALL of them have "found us"...

@oliver2-44 @WHX?? @Achto @Racinbob @pfrederi Any thoughts guys? Looks well worn. Implement guard of some sort? Mower?

Yep- pull the manual clutch disc off.

This guy was just posted today too, less than a mile from me. $200

I just saw the ad on marketplace right after reading this, the devices aren't spying on us or anything. Anyways, you should 100% go get it as soon as you can because any Wheel Horse for 100 dollars is a good deal

Wow I have the same exact one. Just had to put a new belt on it after many years of abuse.

But that's what made me think of telling him. I would have been tempted to run it 855 but his royal analness is just going to hone it and put new rings in. Not a bad move I guess. Yah EB a guy can glass it as long as it's off. The pullies I have a ton of. Its the same one that's in the clutch. If you ain't gonna run a PTO maybe KP would want the pedal then. I should put mine back on the tractor it belongs with.

I agree with pulling the head to see what's what. I pulled the head on a non-smoking engine on this years resto. Found that it had a fair amount of piston wash & you could use the cylinder as a mirror to shave with. Piston should have a black coating most all the way across. Was an unplanned rebuild but I will feel better when it's done.

@ebinmaine found these on Ebay, just got to know how wide new vice is. Under $10

If the hydro is good I'd be all over it.

this is the only picture on the ad

Happy Early Birthday

Well you know dang well tiz better to ask forgiveness... sides you can keep it ... err ... hide it... at my place At least get us some pics...

I think my wife will kill me if I get another one. Fortunately for me, she’ll be busy this weekend and might not notice.

Fixed it!

Go save it ... yes first year and no not only year ... a '66 876 and a 1076 in a long frame in '66 as well. X 100 Worth that in parts alone. A bucket list tractor on this ranch. PO had this one listed for an outrageous price ... just to keep the riff raff off it he said. Wanted it to go to a good home. I got it for 350 ...

For $100 it would be in my shed by now. Worry about what fits and doesn't fit later.

He ran out for coffee and donuts?

Here ya go EB ... I ain't gonna tell ya some bozo threw this one on the scrap pile at my old shop...

My Grandpa used to say, "Use the right tool for the job, if all you have is a hammer everything looks like a nail."

Soaked it with Sea Foam Deep Creep a week before trying. Roll pin drove out easily. Turned the wheel all the way to the left, gave an extra nudge and it spun on the shaft. Spun it a few times on the shaft & it pulled right off. Easy peasy.