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3 pointsHere's pics of my 45 minute ride around the tree farm today. Got the fancy yellow saddle on the horse and leaving the pony at home! And Back home again!
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2 pointssquonk...gud thin I touk dat Roseetta coarse on Sqwounkinism...I wud hav a hard time wit out it. Hodge...we picked the same games...I can't lose any ground on you this week!!! Boy watch out...if Northwestern beats Nebraska...I called it 1st.
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2 pointsI almost had to toss a coin on Iowa/ Maryland but in the end the home field advantage wins out Minny ha ha, Marysvilleland, Oh that State, Mich mash St., Nebula braska (Squonkenese is pretty thick today!)
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2 pointsI bought a 520-HC a few years ago for $100 sight unseen and not running. Fixed the ignition problem (coil) and other little things and sold it for $800. If yours isn't repairable I see parts worth $400+. Remember ... "It takes money to make money". Buy, sell and buy again .... you'll end up with tractors that someone else paid for!
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2 pointsDesko...I think the "D" series horses use Sunstrand transmissions...while I have looked at some schematics of those, I have no idea what they look like inside or how they work. You will not get an argument from me on those. It's taken me about 4 years messing with the Wheel Horse transmissions to understand them, and I am still learning those. I would put myself in the category somewhere between "I have an idea" to "Knowledgeable "...that makes me "extremely dangerous".
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2 pointsBrrly, good idea. If you don't have the etching equipment, maybe a sand blaster? Make a mask with the WH logo on it and blast away. Try it on a piece of scrap metal first to make sure you like it.
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2 pointsJust had Rim Guard installed in my 24x12x12 HDAP's. Close to 7 gallons each tire with new metal valve stems. $56 out the door. Tires and rims before Rim Guard 34# each. After Rim Guard 106# each. Shop around for prices. My local Rim Guard dealer wanted $265 [emoji15]. I had to drive an hour away for a better price but it was well worth it. Call Rim Guard and they can give you dealers near you. These babies are heavy [emoji4] and will make a huge difference this winter.
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2 pointsWell when I pulled in to the property I realized I was going to get some seat time tonight. The leaves have begun to fall rather quickly. I could either let them all blow away OR I could hop on a Horse and pick them up with the sweeper. I chose the latter and enjoyed the ride! Here is the Commando 8 on leaf duty tonight. I sure hope there are some more leaves on the ground when I get home tomorrow night!
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2 pointsI know, but moisture will still find its way in. I have been doing electrical on autos for 40 years and I can always tell when a wire has been pierced.
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2 pointsI've thought of doing this too....but it might consist of only me out in my shed drinking beer and talking to myself...so, basically I have a meet and greet almost every night
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1 pointHey all: Somewhat of a very seirous thread. Nothing to be concerned about, but just want to keep all of the heard, up to speed.... Many of you know Cleveland Clinic is a very important account of the company I work for..... Today the CEO (Toby Cosgrove) diverted his Engalnd flight today to head to Washington..... Tomorrow there will be a live internal broadcast within Cleveland Clinic to update all staff regarding the Ebola concerns. Cleveland Clinic is taking all necessary precautions to educate all individuals of the virus, how it is spread, and necessary containment procedures. They are also in the process of ordering additional HAZ MAT suites. I think this is a wise step on behalf of the clinic..... Monday or Tuesday next week there will be a Townhall meeting that addresses additional concerns regarding the Ebola virus.Will try and keep all up to date when this happens. I am no expert, and can only speculate the proper protocal....... Error on the side of caution always! In my position, I can only be a small light, that is hoping to help others see, the BRIGHTER light! Look up! RMC!
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1 pointOn the tire question, you basically have 3 choices: turf, ags or HDAP. I chose HDAPs because they have more traction than turfs, but don't tear the yard up like ags can if the yard is soft. On my C-101, I use HDAPs and 40# cast iron weights. With the 25# Wheel Horse front weights, I had no problems plowing my driveway last winter. I was afraid that chains would mark up my driveway, and the HDAPs with weights are a good alternative.
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1 pointWhoa! Here's to a speedy recovery. I'm a lineman and have spent countless hours climbing. One of my coworkers out it best years ago when his wife asked him to clean the gutters. "I get my thrills @ 55' go call a gutter cleaner." Needless to say I too pay someone. I hate climbing ladders on houses. Utility poles are much easier. Prayers going out to your son.
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1 pointI'll tell you that I own a 520Lxi with a few attachments and I wouldn't trade it for the world. If anything, I would buy another one if I find one to pop up around my area. My 520Lxi is the one that was rebuilt on YouTube and it is imaged on Toro's Facebook pictures. It is such a powerful machine runs so smoothly. It was probably one of the best Wheel Horse tractors built in my opinion. My dad owns one of the 1991 416s and there is no comparison. The ride, quietness, and sure performance is second to none in this series. Hope you can grab one up! Here is an image of my 520 Lxi from the Toro Facebook page...
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1 pointHospital I work at is going bonkers. They dragged out an emergency management trailer that has been parked out back for 3 years and stuck it by the ER. They had a huge double door refrigerator freezer that was part of the emergency preparedness equipment. When we first got it, I had to take doors off of the building just to get it in. That bldg got torn down a year and a half ago. They put that fridge in storage at another site. It was seen a month ago. They went to get it today and it was gone! how does someone steal a giant refrigerator?
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1 pointI have an 8 pinion diff open and have had a 4 pinion open (both 8 speeds) but not side by side and I've never had a 10 pinion to open up so yea id say its impossible.
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1 pointYes it uses a sunstrand and has an 8 pinion diff and I think that makes most of us extremely dangerous! :)
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1 pointMinnesota, Maryland, Ohio State, Michigan State Spartans, and pulling up the rear...... Northwestern. My heart says go against Ohio State but my gut tells me that Rutgers is going to fall flat on their faces. Guess time will tell......
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1 pointFor touch up... it's just trial and error. Everyone's red fades differently. Here's the main paint topic... and yes, this is probably the single most asked question behind "What's the belt number for......?"
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1 pointWow it has been that long??? It was a fun project and a lot of learning took place on that one. My bag is just up off the ground. You can see some rub marks underneath from hitting uneven ground but it does float. Last night I was grabbing leaves in 3rd gear at half throttle. I had a lot I wanted to get done and daylight is at a premium right now. It seemed to work pretty good. That is a field out back where they had beans this year. Once those are off it gives it a nice smooth surface as he is a no-till farmer. Add that with a crappy iPhone pic and it is hard to make out. Maybe we will ask to put a lake back there so you and Stevebo can bring out some vintage boats!!!!!
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1 pointBeautiful Commando Thanks for sharing and thanks Jason for posting the link to the restore. It was a great read this morning.
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1 pointAhh yes...Cusat's Cafe in Hazleton Pa! Peppers and eggs with hot Italian sausage and Italian bread toast! My mouth now waters!!! Lol! :-)
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1 pointNot arguing as Steve knows his trans but my dads D160 and my GT 1142 would spin both tires on ice,mud, wet grass but that was only if you are going straight.
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1 pointThat makes more sense Steve... thats what I get for taking things at face value. Thanks!
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1 point=========================================== No, not as yet. The original engine was a 2 shaft Tecumseh H-60. The new engine is a 346cc 11hp unit. I modified it into a 2 shaft engine. I just put a Predator 212cc engine on a Jake Imperial 626. I did winterize that one. Instead of re-jetting the carb and or, adding a heat box, I bought a carb with the adjustable low speed jet. I opened the stock .028" high speed jet to .0469" (#55 Drill). I then added an adjustable high speed needle to the carb. I also designed an adjustable system to draw hot air from the muffler, directly into the carb, without the need for a heat box. Can`t really put it to a test, until I get some cold weather. Right now, I have the engine running so smooth, that it sounds like an electric motor. If the cold weather test works out, I will do the same to the 346cc engine . As for the Lombard name, all the ID tags and the decals on mine, say it was made by American Lincoln Corp.. I know that American Lincoln bought all, or part of Lombard. However, I have never been able to find anything that says the Lombard ever made snow blowers at all. Have only found 2 others like mine on the whole internet, and both had American Lincoln decals on them. -- John
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1 pointOk - now thems is wrestlin words where I come from... All in! Weigh ins at 12 noon sharp! There will be no wrestle backs for this weeks match. If anyone has any concerns of their current physical state, then please step aside, and let the real men decide who is champ!
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1 pointI do not prefer the gear reduction steering, just my opinion. unless I had a FEL or 2 stage blower. Swept axle is really just for the 60inch deck, if you are not using one, it really just looks meaner with that wide stance. not many Wheel Horses down in your neck of the woods, so consider all the options. with that low of hours (if the hour meter is really working) good compression on both cylinders, etc..it could be just a simple Molex 9 pin issue or something, I love my 1989 520. at idle it sounds like a Harley and best of all, no Toro stickers on it. just saying..if it was up here, it would be gone maybe its just me or the pictures but does it looks like the front wheels are a tad small or the rears are big?
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1 pointThey say donuts make strange bedfellows. I read somewhere that Jack frost donuts is offering a promotional item this week with a baker's dozen.. Maybe you could drop by Brrly's to watch the game.
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1 pointI don't know about the team, but the Hawkeye cheerleaders are packed and ready to go. Hope they're still fresh for game time..
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1 pointI don't know John. You could be in trouble this week. You and I have picked the same teams this week and you see where I'm at.
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1 pointMore cool ones, thanks again. If this keeps up I'll know you need something to do, so you're welcome to come to my place.
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1 pointGlen, thanks for posting these pics and the ones in your other thread. Please continue to post what you find and share them with us. It's nice to have a little art and culture even on a tractor forum. Kinda spruces up the place..
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1 pointNaahhh... probably just some good ol' boy... who was just lookin' out for his brothers.
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1 pointHere ya go John...this will make any Chicago guy want to come home...
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1 pointGrilled to perfection in a vat of grease! Serious, Ohio is home of the Origional White Castle. My Tahoe diverts all routes that even go by a White Castle.
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1 pointHere goes: Minnesota, Iowa, Ohio State, Michigan State, Nebraska Not B1G but the Seminoles are going down this week
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1 pointSomeone is standing peeking over my shoulder again. She says "Don't encourage him!"
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1 pointWell, after 2 long Saturdays, I finally made it through, the 100 plus branches, limbs and shredding material..... All I can say is the Bolens handled it with authority. Even when I dropped a chunk of wood into the shredder. It managed to handle the chunk of wood, but in the process, it bent the grate slightly causing 2 blades to rub. I took the grate off, bent it back, and was back in business. The chunk of wood was probably close to a 4.5"w x 5"l.... I was suprised at the complete and total shredding this thing does...... Anyway, after 2 long Saturdays, the Bolens is done for the year. I'll clean it up and either put new blades on it, or have these sharpened... I do have 24 new hammers for the mill, but I thought about trying to sharpen them some.... Well over 100 cubic feet of wood chips and mulch was pushed out of the Bolens.... All the neighbor's flower beds have been covered and our back yard, under the pine tree, has about 5" of wood chips..... Since grass does not grow under the pine tree, we decided to bed the area with wood chips... Rob
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1 pointJust need to drill some holes and counter bore them. And slap some shiny paint on them. And on the tractor!
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1 pointA couple of years ago, one of our Maryland members, Redbird and her husband Dave, had a meet & greet. They had a great off-road trail. Hills, streams, etc. I will try to find some pictures and post them later.
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1 pointHere is a not quite right WH I did for my Daughter, mostly a restore with a bit of spin on the color. I know it's not done in this pic but I love it for the color the camera got it just right here with the flash.
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