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ToMoJo

Hi' brothers in lawns... :D

 

I'm so happy to discover this forum.. I was recently given a Wheel Horse tractor, simply because the previous owner didn't want the hassle of restoring the mover attachment, that had given up due to rust and wear...

 

It's a 210-4, (Kawasaki engine) late 80's-ish, that's all the info i have.. I've read somewhere, that it's a model designated for the European market, which makes sence, sine I'm having a hard time finding any info on the model.. I can't even be sure about finding the size of the belt, and correct blades for it..

At a later time I will propably upload pictures, to let you guys in on the "barn find"...

 

See you around B)

Tony

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AMC RULES

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DougC

Hello and :text-welcomeconfetti:Tony . Enjoy the forum and your new :wh:  Garry got ya fixed up quick I see.  :handgestures-thumbupright:

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ztnoo

Tony,

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:text-welcomeconfetti:

 

We're ALWAYS happy to have new members, but especially those from outside the USA!

If you have a Wheel Horse and want to keep it running, this is The Place To Be.

Regards,

Steve

 

 

 

 

 

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shallowwatersailor

Welcome! We will be taking a cruise from Copenhagen next year. We are anxiously looking forward to visiting your country!

 

Må din græsplæne vokse grønt !

 

 

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Daddy Don

:text-welcomeconfetti::)

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benji756

:banana-rock::text-welcomeconfetti:

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SylvanLakeWH

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T-Mo

Tony,

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DennisThornton

What a pleasure it is to hear from someone so far away and with so many things to share!  I hope we can add something to your life and you share with us!

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meadowfield

hey,

 

welcome to RS - have fun!

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