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WHC-125

I agree with Steve on this one! That tractor looks better than coming off of the show room floor!!! Cant wait for more progress pictures! :ychain::hide::ychain: :scratchead:

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buckrancher

ps- What town is T-burg NY ?? I am from Danbury, CT and every time I see you post I think of Newburg.... :scratchead:

T-burg is local slang for Trumansburg, NY

just alittle north west of Ithaca in the heart of the finger lakes

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buckrancher

The end is near :hide:

throttle cable and fuel line

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choke cable

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dash

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new key switch and shift decal

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:scratchead:

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MikesRJ

WOW! :scratchead:

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chamjack

They don't get any nicer :scratchead:

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dkopp

If you keep putting stainless on that thing it's going to start lookin' like a DeLorian! :scratchead::hide:

Super fantastic job!

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buckrancher

5 month's ago as I was draging this rusty, dirty ,nasty wheelhorse off the back

of my truck I was thinking what in the heck did I waste my money on

Well 5 month's have gone buy and a huge pile of cash with count less hour's

thrown in BUT I BELIEVE IT WAS WORTH IT

before

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after

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there are a couple of more item's I will make out of stainless when our

cnc lathe is up and running again

but for now I'am done

I have about 1 hour on the motor so far and she purr's like a kitten

Thanks to all for your kind compliments all thru this :scratchead:

Brian

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bell

FANTASTIC! Can't wait to see it at a show! :scratchead:

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jusjeepn

Brian, I have to say that this has been the most thorough restoration that I have seen anyone do to one of the machines. I am really impressed with your attention to detail and just how much "extra" you have put into this project! My hat is off to you sir and your beautiful machine!

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WHC-125

Brian, that is the most outstanding restore I have ever seen done :scratchead: . With all of the little details you did really made that tractor stand out from every other, and its in a class of its own! I also cant wait to see it at the show!!!

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bitten

Brian

Man-o-man what can one say. That is just a magnifecent machine. Truely something to be very proud of. The work that you have put into this shows the skills that you poses. To bad for the rest of us as the bar has been set. Thank you for sharing the progress.

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chazm

:ychain: Excellent job Brian

You make us all proud to be Wheel Horse owners with your smokin machine. :scratchead:

Chaz :hide:

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Sarge

Amen, an amazing restoration for sure.

So, what's next ??

Sarge

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sorekiwi

Very, very nice. :scratchead:

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Greg Parnell

Great work!! I'll read this thread many times to get ideas on future restorations.

The engine is a work of art!! It has to be a blessing to have access to a machine shop to make the many extras on your tractor. :ychain::scratchead: :hide:

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kpinnc

Hard to add anything to what has already been said, so I'll just second the compliments. Most definitely a beautiful machine! :scratchead::hide:

Kevin

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HorseFixer

:ychain: All I Can Say Is........... :scratchead: WoW! :ychain:

Duke Approved! :hide:

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dclarke

very well done Brian. beautiful machine!!!

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Michael Bullington

I would say thats one lucky tractor!!...Most in that shape get stripped for parts!!!...Nice Work :scratchead:

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Duff

Dang, Brian - that is one SAH-WEET machine! GREAT work! :scratchead:

Duff :hide:

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Coadster32

Like all the others said .... :scratchead::hide: :ychain:

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tranders

Fantastic work! :scratchead:

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stevasaurus

I've read this thread a few times...WOW...I just want to say thanks for doing the write-up like you did...it is a text book for me and is easy to follow. Great ideas and an excellent look at what it takes. :scratchead:

thankyou

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creekside

Nicely done!! BRAVO!!!

Where were you able to find the decals for the kohler? I have found a few different ones from a couple of places but does anybody supply a kit with all of the pieces?

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buckrancher

Nicely done!! BRAVO!!!

Where were you able to find the decals for the kohler? I have found a few different ones from a couple of places but does anybody supply a kit with all of the pieces?

Thanks

decals for the kohler came from OPE Engine's tell phil coons what you are

looking for

I never found a kit, bought them by the piece

:notworthy:

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