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Hi. I'm new to the forums. I own a D160 with 48" snowblower, 48" mower deck, 52" tiller and lawn sprayer. Recently my wife decided to build me a snow cab. (Yes, you read it right - my wife) I thought I'd share a couple of pictures here. She made the frame out of wood, which makes it very light and easily installed using only 4 bolts.

I'll post a few I took. Some may be duplicates though.

A couple of mine here...

I purchased this WH aerator last weekend and just finished restoring it. I plan on using it on my yard next year.

Run the old girl empty, enjoy the seat time, and before you know it you'll be shooting fish in an empty bucket

All that stuff never happens in the Mid-West...it seems like it always happens out east. All of our kids are Campbells' kids....bright shinny faces and rosy cheeks...homework done...rooms cleaned...and asking, "do you need any help with anything Dad" ??

I will have a trailer load of WH's for sale at the Wapakenetta flea market, tractor show on Nov. 8th. My buddies are selling them for me, I won't be there in person. Some of the tractors for sale are, 603 Special, 500 Special, 857, 552 w/1962 snow plow, a 1966 snow thrower and maybe a snow blade or 2 also. I may have an old RJ 58 for sale too and possibly one other tractor, not sure what it will be yet. These tractors are in descent shape and most will need restoration or repairs. Anybody looking for this stuff, feel free to contact me or show up at the show. Thank You...KJ

"Spirit of 76" C-160, 73 12 8 speed "Ezra", 64 704 'Reddi" , 59 RJ "Redball Jet" and why not, 77 Power King "Elvis"

Here is a couple of my tractors, My gt14 Senior with our little overnight camper RJ 35 being guarded by my little west highland terroir Skye , who is blind Raider 10 being driven by grand daughters

I agree, home would be nice, especially since that stupid tomahawk chant wouldn't be as loud. We get so tired of that. It should be a great game as long as the turnovers that have plagued the Irish lately come to an end. The weather is going to be absolutely perfect so that can't be used as an excuse. GO IRISH!!!!!!!!

And I'm betting all the time the kids were adding oil & pull stating ,the other hand was texing all their little buddies on suggestions on how to fix it. HERE'S YOUR SIGN...

Remember the BIG GAME this week is ND vs. FSU!!!!! GO IRISH!!!! Only 5 teams left undefeated and this one has the makings of being a true fight to the finish! To bad this game is not beig played as a home game for the Irish. Something to ponder... If Ol Miss and Mississippit State win out the rest of the season, they potentially could be 1-2 ranked and still have no loses. They would then play each other again in the play-offs or possibly, dependig on how the play-offs are structured, they could see each other in the Championship game....... Rob

An people always say, "Boys will be boys", but I was totally afraid of my dad and was to scared to pull a stunt like that!

Yup, I guess it won't be you two!!!! Lol!!!! Dream on, Dreamers!!!!

I found this one just over the Hudson river in NY. I am the 3rd owner of this the first was 90 when he sold it with a tear in his eye. So I was told. I took it down to the frame cleaned and buffed it out it is what u see today. Oh the deck is just as nice. Enjoy the Ride and taking pride in what u ride. Gary. this was benefit car show last year at work. A 657 that under a porch and forgotten for 25 years all cleaned up. this was my second 1057 that had I hated to sell it. the engine was rock solid but not a looker.

Here are my two a B80 and 418A (the 418 is waiting on a few more engine parts)

My mini stable of 3 horses...854... 416-8...522xi Glenn

Only two for me, an 854, I restored 2 years ago, and an RJ 58. Just got it this summer and am beginning a restore on it. I also have a snow plow for the 854 and small dump cart.

I opened up the carb from the Commando 8 engine today and found this in it. Man, this stuff gets around..

Can't imagine flying nowadays...let alone a cruise ship.

Dittos on that. If one more case unrelated to the Duncan one shows up, I don't think the government will have any other choice but to put a ban on travel from West Africa. I'm flying to Orlando on Monday and you better believe that I am more than just a tad concerned.

I'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

What better day than today to spend some QT with my dad making some new wheel weights. Better add a pic of us [emoji2]

So you think you've had a bad day?

I got some seat time on my favorite WH...the C-120. Let him out of the barn to do the last mowing this year...I think.

I just came into two Wheel Horse Tractors today (barn find) and I have no idea what year they are. The elderly lady that I bout them from said they are both 1985 models but I just don't know. Please note, I JUST NOW signed up here today..........but I want to learn about these tractors and may need help getting them running. I also came into some extra items like a wheel plow, two like new extra plow blades, and two wheel horse lawn sweepers. Anyway, here are the Photos of the two mowers I need to know what year / model they are.

1989 312-8 With 451 hrs !

I haven't seen any stink bugs on my screens since this guy has been hanging out there. If I can document his success, I may have a market for the MANTIS stink bug decoy.

Go to your favorite hardware store. Get one of those Kerosene siphon pumps and one of those claw pick up tools. Pump out the gas and grab the cap

Oh well, I just went out to look for the serial numbers, but the sun went down, and using a flashlight I can not find the darn things.. I read where the serial # is located on the right (front) section of the frame. I don't see it.., Thanks Kudzu3 ... I will post them as soon as I can find them (and see...its to dark for me to be climbing around the things right now. Thanks for helping though.

Never thought of a Fez-Ant! Thanks Jim

Why Glenn that's awefully kind of you ole bean ,one tries spiffingly hard to present ones favourite tractors to you all.

I deal with a bunch of these beauties everyday. The kitchen staff where I work is full of them. The dishroom looks like an Animal House food fight took place every day. I'm the first call to repair all of the equipment. Yesterday 1 doofus was screwing around and knocked the emergency gas shutoff button and electrical box clean off the hood with his head. Last week they knocked. a $2000 conveyor toaster on the floor. I tell everyone that I could put a solid block of Iron in the kitchen and in an hour it will be broken

Dave, An EMP pulse can and will cause failure of many electronic systems if in close proximity to the blast due to the high energy particles and waves that are generated. Basically any Wheel Horse Tractor that has a voltage regulator and rectifier diodes in it can sustain damage. The Voltage Regulator has transistors and diodes in it that can be damaged from the pulse. The transistor and diode is composed of Silicon that has been doped with impurities to make it a semiconductor. Silicon itself is a very weak bond and this bond is broken from the high energy wave and particles. Once the bonds are broken the transistor or diode will be shorted and will not function. So to answer your question, broadly speaking a WH Tractor could survive an EMP if it did not contain any Silicon Transistors or Diodes. This means it would have to have an 50's or early 60's voltage regulator in it that is based upon the 3 different charging current magnetic coils that close a relay to accomplish battery charging at 3 different current levels. Normally, I think that if the Tractor were to survive, that the person riding it would not, so I really haven't given this much thought. In the heated cold war of the 80's when I worked for GE Ordnance Systems on the Trident Submarine Weapon Fire Control System we all talked about the Soviet Tanks Weapon Systems that were based upon Vacuum Tubes so that they could survive an EMP pulse. Well, I thought I would contribute to this post, as today is my 5th Anniversary in the WH Red Square Forum. Go Wheel Horse! Gary (Electrical Engineer)

Yea, got to thinking about some of the laughs we had in the past.

The guys sitting on top of the trucks roof in the middle of the river got me laughing pretty good. My wife told me yesterday some one who had a few too many to drink ran a stop sign and drove their car right into Candlewood lake yesterday or the day before... I wish I saw that! The wet paint sign is hilarious... I worked on the electrical maintenance crew at the local mall for a few yrs. You wouldn't believe how often people touch or sit in wet paint. You can have the biggest sign in the world, dozens of them in fact, it don't matter because sooner or later that special some one always come along! I can remember a time one of the painters was repainting the parking space lines in the parking garage... He barricaded off a section right around a turn going up the garage. When he didn't have quite enough cones and ran out of yellow caution tape for his barricade he used two FULL five gallon pails of yellow paint. When I saw that I told him, dude, that can only go bad. It wasn't ten seconds later that a car came ripping around the turn and plowed right thru the barricade... I looked at him and I had to laugh, What a MESS! Another time one of the landscapers was driving the brand new Chevy one ton dump. He must have raised the bed and forgot to lower it all the way... When he went to park it in the parking garage, holy smokes he must have been doing 20 because he tore that thing up! I gotta tell ya, it was a daily idiot show working at that mall... Every day it was something else.

2 week old Lil Debbies will be available in the basement this week as well.

I keep hearing talk... about how these things will do such a great job.

Yeah...love all those ol' sevens Gary.

Now this I Like! Want to see the final outcome. I just can't find it in me to accept the hoods on the later series.

I get mine from summitracing.com as they are very competitive price-wise.They come boxed, not squished, and have free shipping over $99.00.

http://www.millertire.com/

From what I've seen on here, any Wheel Horse in Florida is rare and $400 for a 520H is a bargain anywhere. There are more money parts on a 520 than almost any other W/H.

If you run jumper straight to the started from the battery pos to pos. neg to motor and the starter still doesn't spin and motor is not locked its a bad starter

103887 rubber bumper I found it on the 1977 parts list.

Check for a set screw on that brake drum. Using a puller would be fine if you can get the jaws behind the drum. There's not much room.

Time to put the sheet metal back on. I went with a bright silver instead of the gray.

Like this-

Yep - bet It drops out of warp speed somewhere in the orbit of Uranus. I know . I know :USA: