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farmerall

Yesterday I went to look at a Wheel Horse B111 that I found on craigslist and it ended up following me home. This is my first wheel horse and I am only 16 so I will have time to collect a lot more of them. One question I have is was thois a good tractor to buy and what year range was this model made in.

I added pics further down the page too.

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bell

:D I'm not familiar with the B-111.... so I'll let someone else answer your questions. In my opinion though... if it says Wheel Horse, or Work Horse... it's GOOD! :hide:

You're going to love this place and, if you get a chance, :hide:

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farmerall

I tried to add pics but it wouldn't let me

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Duff

I tried to add pics but it wouldn't let me

Hi, and :hide:! Glad you found us and happy to have you aboard!

I agree with Jon - if it says "Wheel Horse", then it's good! :hide:

For pictures, try this:

http://www.wheelhorseforum.com/index.php?showtopic=1071

Again, :omg: !

Duff :D

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farmerall

Thanks I will add pics later.

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qd-16

:hide: Welcome aboard, not familiar with your model but I'm sure somebody is. You will learn a lot here :horseplay: Al.

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Teddy da Bear

:hide: Yes like that Martha Stewart says: "wheel horse, that's a good thing"

(ok maybe she never actually included wheel horse) :D

I believe a B-111 would make it a 1979 model.

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KyBlue

toro shows 80 on some of em, Looks to be a Vert Shaft Model.... wheres our resident Vert. Expert when we need him

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Sparky

In the Redsquare Picture Gallery there is a picture of a 1978 and a 1979 model B-111........if anyone isnt sure what they look like.

Mike........

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T-Mo

As Sparky indicated, the B-111 was made in 1978 and 1979. And as noted above, they were vertical shaft LAWN tractors. Not as durable nor versatile as the garden tractors. It had a 11 hp Briggs and the 1978 models only had a 4 speed Peerless transmission, while the 1979 models had the 4 speed Peerless and there was also a 6 speed Foote (Dana) transmission model.

Oh, btw, :hide:

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Buzz

Wheel Horse classified the B-111 as a lawn tractor not a garden tractor meaning it wasn't designed to run a tiller, a snowthrower, or a garden plow. It was mainly for mowing the grass, towing carts, or plowing light snow. Still it's a Wheel Horse and better than most of the newer ones sold today. It's a good one to get started on.

Here's the years and model numbers:

1978 4-speed 82-11BP01

1979 6-speed 92-11BF01

1979 4-speed 92-11BP01

You can see a parts breakdown of your tractor here. Just enter your model number:

https://lookup3.toro.com/partdex/index.cfm?xCaller=Toro

You can download a service manual for the B, C, a D series tractors here:

https://lookup3.toro.com/request/getpub1.cf...&PubType=9&rev=

The Briggs owners manual:

http://www.briggsandstratton.com/pdf/owner...62-Domestic.pdf

The Briggs parts list:

http://www.briggsandstratton.com/pdf/illus.../100/MS6929.pdf

Enjoy your restoration and keep us posted. :hide:

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pond195520032003

Hi, and :hide:

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HorseFixer

:D glad you got yer first one! :hide: Better make room for the next because it is very addicting! :hide:

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farmerall

here are the pictures

I will add some more later too

Wheelhorse001.jpg

Wheelhorse002.jpg

Wheelhorse003.jpg

Wheelhorse004.jpg

Wheelhorse004.jpg

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WheelHorse_of_course

I like all them red critters in your shed :hide:

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farmerall

I like all them red critters in your shed :hide:

thanks

just my small herd

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WHC-125

Looks like she is in good shape...Nice Find :hide: :D

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beast owner

:hide: :omg::omg: Lucky young man :hide:, I had to wait till I was in my 40's before I got my first wheel horse :D

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sshell

Nice find :hide:

I noticed that alot of us also have Farmall Cubs, I love mine. Just use the Horses four time as much as the Cub :D I am impressed everytime I use my Horses at the work they can do.

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Teddy da Bear

That B-111 looks a lot like my A-800 Ranger

Nice score! :hide:

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Electro12WH

Wheel Horse classified the B-111 as a lawn tractor not a garden tractor meaning it wasn't designed to run a tiller, a snowthrower, or a garden plow. It was mainly for mowing the grass, towing carts, or plowing light snow.

Also driving around looking COOL! And picking up chicks.

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Teddy da Bear
Also driving around looking COOL! And picking up chicks.
You better not let my wife know or I will not be allowed to collect anymore! :hide:

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Ross

So I recently just bought a 1978 wheel horse B 111 4 speed and I took the transmission apart to get all of the contaminated oil out and the shift forks fell out does anyone which way they go back in?

 

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ebinmaine
On 10/27/2019 at 8:35 PM, Ross said:

So I recently just bought a 1978 wheel horse B 111 4 speed and I took the transmission apart to get all of the contaminated oil out and the shift forks fell out does anyone which way they go back in?

 

Hi Ross and welcome to Redsquare.

 

Go ahead and post a new thread in the transmission section and someone should be able to help you out with that.

 

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