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the 50 dollar wheel horse

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SPINJIM

No, not worth the trouble.  What's the address?

 

That's the best 'trick or treat' you've probably had since you were 10 years old.

 

    Jim

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Desko

Original motor was a 5 hp tecky (I think 5 hp) might be able to get one off flebay. Looks really clean.

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JustinW.73

I think you should get the original Kohler back in it. Great find. 

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Geno

I gotta hang around you more Glenn.  It's a 68 done up for the Indy 500 that year.  It's a keeper, supposed to have a 6HP Tecky on it, I have one too.  :text-+1:

 

  I guess I need to start trick or treating now.  :laughing-rolling:

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KC9KAS

Should have a model number of 1-3631.

4 speed, Tecumseh H60-75118H, Wheel Horse rear-end # 5053.

 

I think you are a very luck man!!

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AMC RULES

Awww...the dreaded Tecumseh. 

That's too bad.     :eusa-doh:

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JERSEYHAWG /  Glenn

I think you should get the original Kohler back in it. Great find.

The original motor is long gone. Thanks........

Glenn

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ericj

you lucky dog glenn          :laughing-rolling:        :cool:  

 

 

 

 

 

eric j

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slammer302

I have a tecky 5hp if you are needing anything send me a pm

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JustinW.73

The original motor is long gone. Thanks........

Glenn

No no no. I meant the original type of engine that would have gone in it. (5 hp techumseh)

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JERSEYHAWG /  Glenn

We seem to have 2 differant comments. Is the original engine for this tractor the 5hp or 6hp tecumseh?

Also,,,,,, who can post a few pictures of the correct engine. Our wheel horse manuals section its hard for me to judge looking at exploded view pictures. I scanned e / flea bay real quick. There are a couple, 2, not sure if they are correct. Just trying to do a little research before I go back for a second look to commit. Never hurts to investigate.

thanks guys, your enthusiasm was over the top on this one,,,,,,,,,, me to.........

just dont call me Gleno for Geno........lol

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slammer302

Here is a pic of a 5hp teckybcf9b073b18fc4809a33b6e51ddfbd96.jpgand this is a 6hp7b6515885fb78807313116f7a158fd6b.jpg

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slammer302

They look the same I believe there is little difference in size between 6&5 HP just the internals are different

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slammer302

If your not worried about going back original a Kohler 8hp or 7hp would fit in there nicely and you would have all the power you need for mowing I have a couple blocks that would be good rebuilders

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Ken B

Correct engine is a 6hp Techy. HH60. I have been looking for one of these tractors for a long time now. Thanks for finding it for me! :ychain:

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Forest Road

I found a 310-8 with a good Magnum a few years back. $50!!! Sold the deck for a few hundred. Should've kept the motor!

But dang that was one neglected tractor. Good luck with her.

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oldblue1993

I just cant believe you left it to go trick or treating, I would of went bought some bags of candy threw em at the kids and said enjoy well I went n got it, 

 Nice find, some times they just fall in your lap and pretty cool the boy is lookin out for you. Either that or he is looking at what may be his some day.

Well either way its a win. Keep us updated with some more pics,

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Geno

We seem to have 2 differant comments. Is the original engine for this tractor the 5hp or 6hp tecumseh?

Also,,,,,, who can post a few pictures of the correct engine. Our wheel horse manuals section its hard for me to judge looking at exploded view pictures. I scanned e / flea bay real quick. There are a couple, 2, not sure if they are correct. Just trying to do a little research before I go back for a second look to commit. Never hurts to investigate.

thanks guys, your enthusiasm was over the top on this one,,,,,,,,,, me to.........

just dont call me Gleno for Geno........lol

 

You're getting there.  :laughing-rolling:

 

Just for clarification, there was no such thing as a 5HP Tecky ever put on any :wh: ever made, ever.  In 60, 61 + 62 they had a Tecky 5.5HP engine, in 63 and up they went to a 6HP until 68 (the year yours is).

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slammer302

That's true I wasn't even thinking about it

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Molon_Labe

Wow what a find! Some guys have all the luck! :woohoo:

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jackhammer

As Rod would say "Some guys Have All The Luck "

 

good for you

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ericj

did you get it home yet, what are you waiting for !!!!!!!!!!! lol

 

 

 

eric j

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Geno

I figured he would have had it home by at least daybreak.   :popcorn:

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shallowwatersailor

NJ ordinance GRTFND-4-50-BUCS: " Owners of said red lawn conveyances shall be limited to three units. Any ownership beyond that shall be shipped south below the Mason-Dixon Line, i.e. Maryland specifically." :teasing-signhere:

:ychain:

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