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Japple67

I have a Blackhood that needs some work and I don't know exactly what model it might be. I'll post some pictures later today, but I'm looking for some info on finding the exact model and some more detailed info about it.

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Geno

Hello and  :WRS:

 

Can you give us the numbers of the ID tag please.  :)

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bmsgaffer

Black hoods have an ID tag under the "dashboard" on the plate in front of the shifter.

 

The part number will be there if the tag is still left. the format is XX-XXXXXX. (Many times the dash is NOT shown on the label). You can search the "Manuals" section for this number and get your user manuals, service manuals etc.

 

If it doesn't have the tag then we wont be able to tell until we get more information and pictures:

 

Questions:

  • Metal or Plastic fenders under the seat?
  • Hydro or 8 speed?
  • If hydro: is there a filter on the left by the wheel as you look at the rear end of the tractor?
  • What is the horsepower of the engine? (will be on a tag on the engine)

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Japple67

It's an 11hp briggs, plastic fender, ID tag 02-11BP03 then theres a gap followed by 10269. Stamped under that is 0287. still pics later, but cracks in fender, headlights disconnected, 3 flat tires, needs a battery, mesh guard on top of flywheel gone

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JackC

Sounds like a vertical shaft model. B=Briggs engine, P= Peerless transmission? 0287 might indicate the unit was made on the 287th day of 1980.  It could be a 1981 model?  

 

It is a B-115 5-Speed Tractor, 1981

 

 

Here is a link to the parts diagrams:  

 

http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=Toro+Consumer&mn=02-11BP03

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Japple67

Hadn't had a chance to look at it in a while, but the B-115 hood stickers are still in good shape. To start with I need to make it run again. I'll have to wait on a battery but I have a starter wired for 110v. Last I remember there was a wiring issue, but I don't know what.

How do post pictures?

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AJ_Thanatos

There should be a "more reply options" in the lower right. You can attach pictures there

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Japple67

As you can see in the pictures, the original plastic fender is cracked, it is also very brittle. I know there are other model fenders that are steel and will work. What are they and where can I find parts for these tractors?

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Japple67

All the engine fins are full of mouse nest and baked on grime, how can i clean the engine up without tearing it down?

 

The mice chewed up the plug wire so any recomendations on where to get one?   first picture

 

There is a white wire that is cut off coming from a plug on the armature, what is it?     third picture

 

What is the little block on the wire going to the headlights?      second picture

 

Where can i get a new air cleaner foam?

 

The hood hold downs are both bad, one completely severed, where can i get them?   fourth picture

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AMC RULES

Ebay is going to be your friend here...

finding most of this stuff there.   :handgestures-thumbsup: 

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Japple67

Got it running. Still needs a lot but it's coming along.    

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Japple67

Am I correct in thinking that the tire sizes are total height x width-rimsize?

For example would a 18x9.50-8 be 18" tall 9.5" wide on a 8" rim?

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Geno

You got it.  :handgestures-thumbsup:   Only problem is a lot of manufacturers don't stick to the guidelines, a lot of times thay are smaller than the listed size.  :eusa-doh:

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