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Reading, PA
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Working in the yard, and on my horse. Enjoying my small homebased sandblasting buisness.<br><br>berksandblasting@hotmail.com
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Round hood project
tgordonjr replied to Kelly's topic in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations
looks great you could of fooled me with it just being a mechanical restoratioin it looks brand new, good job -
I have a 211-5 wh with the briggs 11hp and was told that there were no snowblowers for this model only plow because it is a vertical shaft motor is this correct or are there snowblowers that will work?
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looking for a 5 speed transaxle for a 211-5
tgordonjr posted a topic in Transmissions and transaxles
I am looking for a trans for my 211-5. I was taking the tractor apart to restore it and along the way I wound up ripping a hole in the transaxle. So I was just going to take the aluminum case apart so I could weld the piece back on from the inside, well I missed a bolt because of dirt and when I went to split the case I put an even bigger hole in it and many bent aluminum pieces leaving it unusable. -
duh ....I said that the 211-5 wasn't a vertical shaft motor I meant to say that it wasn't a horizontal shaft motor
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I to would like to know the answer to this question. I tried looking up the pdf but found nothing. so I dont know if I did somthing wrong, but anyway I have a 211-5 and have heard that I can attach a snowblower to it and have heard that I cant because it is not a vertical shaft motor. OH ya if anyone knows of someone who has an axle for this tractor in the lancaster/reading area let me know since I tore a gaint hole in mine, Thanks. B)
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So I have been in the process of restoring my 211-5 and have finally got it down to frame and motor, so I can sandblast it and paint it. I was trying to get the large pully off of the rear axle by using a dead blow hammer and some man power since i figured after the set screws were out it was just pressed on. well I guessed wrong or used a little to much man power and ripped the pully right off, along with the shaft, gear, and part of the aluminum axle housing. So now there is a nice hole at the top of my axle. Is there another axle that is stronger that will bolt up to the 211-5? I only ask because trying to find parts for the unpopular 211 series is almost impossible. :ychain:
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sorry for the late response, been busy. As for the manual I see them for the 200 series on ebay every now and then, just have to keep looking. By the way what does the "SB" stand for?
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Does anyone know what the belt size is for the drive and pto belts for a 211-5. The manual doesnt give this info in it.
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your right on the money. The manual for my 211-5 shows the fronts to be 15x6.00-6 and the rears 18x9.50-8 :thumbs2:
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well thank you TT I will put your advise to good use hopefully sorry for the late response have been on vacation and busy with the house. Thank you :omg:
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thanks for all the replys, sorry for no response been on vacation and had to put in a new pump for the well :omg:
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ok so I got the plastic cap off and the washers, so now I do I get the wheel off. It looks like it should just pull off . I was beating on it with a deadblow hammer and notta. :drool:
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ok, sorry for late posts I am working on it right now, I dont know if someone worked on it before because there is only one spring #36 which is where toro says it should be, # 18 and 17 are both connected to # 8 and the tranny brake arm which you highlighted in yellow for me. Sorry to ask so much but this is the first time i have done this and want it right. If # 18 is supposed to go to a frame opening is it the same as # 36. I will take pics of what I end up with and get them up tomorrow(try to anyway) TT I see that you are also in pa is it in the area of reading?? :omg: