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4 pointsYour's run on water? Sheesh... I usually can't even get them to run on something flammable!
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4 pointsTeckky...by those who like and respect them. Techumsh*t by those who don't.
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3 pointsJust got a 1997 Wheel Horse 520H. the very nice young man even delivered it from up state New Jersey tonight at about 10:00 PM. Metal work is in pretty good shape but there may be a problem with the engine. He told me it was locked up. someone butchered the wiring and that will need some repair. He was on his way to North Carolina and I only live 2 miles from US 95, so he stopped by and dropped it off. I will have more photos as soon as I learn how to get them off this new IPhone I got yesterday. This makes the fourth Wheel Horse I picked up in two months. I am done this year. I think.
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3 pointsWater?? I guess my Dad should have had Teckys instead of Kohlers. Back in the early 60's, after watching him put water in that tank thingy under the hood of the car, I decided to help him out by putting water in that tank thingy on the Wheel Horse. That's when he learned that the water will reach the carb only at the furthest point from the garage on his 10 acres.
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2 pointsHeres a little project I've been working on. I have been looking for a xi for some time on the cheap I finally picked up a very well used 520xi. It had issues from one end to the other. One axel/ hub was bad, all the linkage was loose/ worn, steering plate was loose, front axle pin was severly worn, one engine coil was bad, throttle linkage was rigged,engine was flopping around and some other stuff. FIrst was to get it running, it did! Next was to tear into the rearend. I knew I was putting a 3pt on it so it got all new bearings and axles, I tried D series, C195 finally GT14 axles were the ticket for the 6 lug hubs. I wanted to install the limited slip diff also but the diff offset is different so that was a no go. Next was to fab up the 3pt which is controled by rebuilt 82 C195 hyd valves so it has float. Had to raise the gas tank and seat pan 3 inches and modify the hi/lo selector also to get everything stuffed in there. But if I ever want to go back to stock, the only thing needed would be the hi/lo selector and gas tank mount, everything else is bolted on. Toro should of had this option cause it was a pain!
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2 pointsWe had this pedal cart laying around that spent a few years sitting in the woods before we got it. The kids used it for a few years and the steering finally gave up the ghost after being fixed a few times so it sat for a while. I was about to cut it apart and haul it to the scrap metal dumpster at work when I had a vision. With the sawzall already in hand I started cutting. Next thing you know the welder came out. Cut down the length and made it so it can be taken apart for transport. Had to cut down the front sides so it doesn't hit the tractors rear tires when turning. That was two weeks ago. I started vacation Monday and since it was nice got to painting it. I think it came out pretty good for something I didn't pay a dime for and was on it's way to the scrap yard. Now I'm contimplating making a removable rear shelf for hauling any treasures I may find at the shows etc. Here's how it started life: And Now!
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2 pointsGood point Bob. Maybe you could find a partner.. Kudzu3, glad you got your tractor running. These guys really do know their stuff around here.
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2 pointsNice tractor, looks like a good washing may reveal a prize. As far as 4 Horses in 2 months, it's time to pick up the pace!
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2 pointsThat's a nice one, pretty clean to boot. As far as quitting for the year, why bother? Nice score!
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2 pointsI'll be there Steve. Sounds like I'll have my father-in-law with me at least one day too! (I'll tell him you'll be there) Been many years since I've made it to this show.
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2 pointsVideography is not my strong suit. The best tutorials are done with a second person doing the camera work.
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2 pointsCraig, I just can't resist when the opportunity is there. You know I luv all the lil RED TRACTORS . The square just seemed a little slow lately....thought this might stir-em up a bit.
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1 pointPosted the wrong link, I think these are what you need for that plug http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-Harley-Amp-Tyco-OEM-Multi-Lock-female-terminals-turn-signals-lights-brakes-/261456549782?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3ce0065796 Of course you can buy in smaller quantities like this one http://www.ebay.com/itm/10-Harley-OEM-Multi-Lock-female-terminals-turn-light-brake-wiring-other-1982-up-/251048168896?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3a73a30dc0&vxp=mtr
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1 pointNo matter what people call them it seems like they either love em or hate em. I've always said the ahh sound too AMC. I said aaaaaahhhhh when I saw your pics earlier too.
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1 pointOOps I must have had a senior moment on that Steve. Thanks when I get it back together I will drive it around the yard and see where it is at. Thanks again and may this site never die like the name WHEEL HORSE.
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1 pointInterchangeability. Perhaps one of the GREATEST attributes of these fine machines.
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1 pointOk, I went to an old Toro dealer in Montreal and he had lots of old parts. I found a good one, it's not new but it's in great condition. Time to close the trany and move to the next step! Thanks for your help guys !
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1 pointRacinBob...you just nailed it on the head. If your trans has a dip stick, would you over fill it because the manual or chart says it takes 3 qts??? I don't think so...and guess what...the fill plug is your dip stick in transmissions without one. Thanks :orcs-cheers:
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1 pointOne nice thing about them is they start right up after pressure washing.
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1 pointNice find. ...hope you can save the Onan Four horses in two months......no way you'll be able to stop now...your addicted.
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1 pointFeet go up on the front portion. The seat is adjustable forward and back.
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1 pointI would pay for that! No doubt! If you ever decide to make more, let me know. Very nice work bro!
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1 pointBob, you'd better go lie down, you have to be drained after that. I didn't know I had the wrong solenoid, but If I do, I'll replace it tomorrow before I do anything else. What kind should I ask for? Gene, it didn't actually crack, it just turned when I bumped the jump from battery to the small post on the left. I had it connected to the right post at the time, so I changed it and now it does nothing again. Everybody please bear with me, I'm slowly learning.
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1 pointNow how do you expect the Bears to win a football game if your at a tractor show?? Man i wish i had this many members go to the Steam Pageant ! Have fun you guys and some one (Steve) take pics!
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1 pointWhy do I need the manual for When you have Steve you don't need it... great job
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1 pointMy Chrome browser presented me with an "aw snap" message just as I was finishing. It made me reload the page. Thought I had lost all that typing, but it was still there. Didn't want to have to rethink that one again.
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1 pointMember oldnugly (Tom Flynn) passed away in February. I spent some time talking to him about tractors in the past and didn't realize he had left us until today when I was looking on CL and saw his 953 with sicklebar for sale. I didn't know him well, but I know he loved his 953 and talking about Wheel Horses. I contacted his wife and she told me it'd be ok to put a note on here. May he rest in peace.
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1 pointJust saw this in the paper! Copied and pasted: AP - Mill Hall, PA. Police are investigating the theft of every single Wheelhorse labeled tractor, implement, part and accessory in Pennsylvania. State Police in Harrisburg have also stated that inch and an eighth crank motors from Onan, Kohler, Briggs and even those Indian named motors have also disappeared from peoples sheds, garages, barns and fence rows. State Police Spokesperson Cpl. Merk E. Waters told the Associated Press that "he has never seen anything so boldly carried out covering such a large area in so short of a time span". Authorities are at a complete loss as to what happened to these machines though some blame the high cost of scrap metal and possible black market selling to people out of state and especially in Central Kentucky as contributing to the crime. The amount of tractors, parts, implements and accessories total in the tens of thousands and are valued in the millions of dollars. Police are advising collectors to stay out of Pennsylvania so as to not hinder their investigation. Waters added, "there isn't anything left to collect in the state. They are all gone". That's too bad Geno. You would have loved coming into PA to look at Wheelhorses but as you can see, there are none left! Sorry!
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1 pointThat is too funny!..... Perfect..... I don't know but I think I'd have to pour jusssst a little bit of salt on that wound.
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1 pointThat solenoid is still available. I purchased one from TSC about 2 months ago for $10.00. For the small amount that it cost to buy one, it's hardly worth trying to fix. http://www.tractorsupply.com/en/store/buyers-motor-solenoid-12v?cm_vc=-10005
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1 pointWell here is the can of worms I am getting ready to open.... Hobbies, I have many, that include trains, guns, cars, event staging for fun even though this is also falls in line with my profession. Trap shooting. Maybe one day, I'll visit Vandalia Ohio, as an invitation to compete with the best... But here is another hobby of mine that probably should receive more of my attention than it does, poetry: Did you stop to listen to the cry? Of a newborn baby, before they’re dry Did you stop to hear the gentle rain? Hitting the ridge, of a window pane Did you stop to embrace the warm sunrise? Before its sunbeam begins, to brighten the sky Did you stop to help a stranger today? Because they are lost and gone astray Did you stop to smell the fragrance of a rose? Its aroma sweet as it tickles your nose Did you stop to glance at the heavens above? Where a father awaits to embrace with love Did you stop to acknowledge God’s mercy and grace? Each day renewed to help with life’s endless pace Did you stop to thank the Lord Above? For giving His Son as a ransom of love Did you stop to think where you would be today? If God had allowed Satan to have his way Did you stop and pray to the Lord above? For all He has done by the power of One Did you stop to recall all the things of today? God allowed in your life to help others find their way!
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1 pointWheel Horse book 803646R1 states 1. Set steering gear on center by counting exact number of turns of the steering wheel . Stop wheel in the center of travel. 2. With the gear centered adjust the draglink to 18" center to center. 3. With the gear centered and the bell crank set as in step 2 adjust tie rods as required to set wheels straight ahead with a small amount of toe-in (1/16- 1/8 " ) 4. Turn steering all the way in both directions to see if the steering spindle arms are equally spaced from thier respective axle stops.
