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9 points1st, this is proof that the Flamingo did follow me home from the Big Show. 2nd, I wanted to take a picture of the Afghan that Squonk won and gave to my wife Chris. Karen (kthack657) made and donated this to the raffle at the Big Show...which makes it that much more special. Thanks Karen and Mike. 3rd, the 876 that I picked up from SmokinJoe. It is sporting it's new choke cable, lift lever adjustment and flywheel / generator guard.
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9 pointsFinally got one....on the 4th of July!! My 11 yr old boy was rather excited!! Thad
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7 pointsGetting ready to load for Portage WI thought I would snap a few pics of the herd (not all were able to make it). Enjoy Thanks for looking Tom
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5 pointsJust wanted to share a couple pics from a beautiful Western NY 4th of July weekend with the boys - n - girls of Red Square . Slipped the brush-cutter head on the old trimmer & hacked about 15 feet off the shoulder to park for next weeks ride . Foxglove is in full bloom ( way late this year ). Stopped for a break along one of the oil roads . Smile Rene'
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4 pointsHey guys picked up these two little awesome tractors for my dad and I at the wheel horse show this year! What do you all think? And if you went to the wheel horse show this year what did everyone think about it?
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4 pointsI agree with Ken on this. It is too bad for you that you couldn't score a good project, but the love of this herd is what keeps him going. I would hope he has a friend or two who will act on behalf of his estate to find new homes for them. We lost a member of our antique tractor club this spring and several of us have helped his widow sell them off slowly.
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4 pointsIf the tractors keep the old timer happy that is what matters. I think the sad thing is the poor old guy needs to drag around an oxygen tank...I'd be willing to bet that when the times comes he has some good old buddies that will want his tractors...
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4 pointsFinally got the Bronco 14 running....the boys entered the 4th of July parade at MiTeJo Campground Milton,NH.
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3 pointsWhile on our road trip Friday, we stopped at several yard sales and flea markets. While at a yard sale on ILL 1 near Oliver, Ill, I noticed some Wheel Horse tractors at the neighbors. I asked the yard sale people and they said the guy wouldn't sell them for anything. I went over and asked about the horses and the elderly gentleman (dragging his oxygen tank) said he "just collects them" and nothing was for sale. I got a few photos of the ones I saw outside, and was told the "better shape" ones were in the garage. It is sad the way these poor tractors will have a slow painful death! There were 2 more that I didn't get a picture of...1 was a "nut roaster"!
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3 pointsLooks like you were camping on the hill this year. Very nice round hoods you found BTW. I was there...the show was fantastic, even with the Saturday rain.
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2 pointsI just completed a hub conversion on my 312-8 with 520 front end. Being unable to find 520 front wheels, I decided to go with trailer hubs. I could not find a good write up on the swap, so I am posting this for anyone who wants to do this swap. All parts (minus tires) came to about $100, so the conversion is around the same price as a set of clean 520 rims. Parts List -Trailer Hub Kit, I bought this off Ebay From Elgin Trailer Parts, This includes 2X 1000lb 4 bolt trailer hubs, bearings, 1" x 1.25" seals, and dust caps. (Fits BT8 1" spindle) Cost- 57$ shipped -Wheels, I ordered 5-3/8 x 8 rims (standard for 400 series). A big benefit to trailer hubs is that they accommodate a wide variety of rims/tire sizes. These hubs use a 4 x 4" bolt circle. Cost- 32$ shipped -Spindle Washers, 1" x 1.5" flat washer, 14ga or 18ga. I bought these from lowes but These can be sourced anywhere. Qty 2 needed. -Hub End Washers, .75" x 1.25" flat washer, 14ga or 18ga. I bought these from lowes but These can be sourced anywhere. Qty 2 needed. -Bronze Sleeve Bearing, 1" ID x 1.25" OD x .5" Long, I bought these from Mcmaster-Carr P/N 6391K281 Qty 2 needed. -3/4-16 Slotted Lock Nut, Mine were missing. I bought these from Mcmaster-Carr P/N 95030A270, Qty 2 needed, Sold in 10 pack. Installation is straight forward. The pictures pretty much sum up the steps. The bearing need to be hand packed with grease before assembly. Install the inner bearing before inserting the seal. The hub nuts are not intended to be torques very hard. Just snug them up and install the correct size cotter pin. The hubs are very smooth and solid. I am very happy with the results. Thanks, -Justin
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2 pointsStevasaurus's tricycle during the annual Boy Scout parade circa 1957, It was with a heavy heart that Steve sold his prized possession for his first Wheel Horse.
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2 pointshaha yes I did camp on the hill this year. And thanks! These were the only 854's I seen there in good running shape. And yes the show was fantastic even with the rain! Going next year is a must! You must have missed my sons 854 at the show, it runs Primo... Nice Horse's...
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2 pointsPost 'em up here... any picts to share of your 's flying the ol' RWB glory today.
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2 pointsclub and 608 i would like to ask all of you with an onan twin cylinder to join the yahoo onan club. ( google it ) just say you want to join to learn how to work on your onan engine. the site has the P series parts and service manuals, as well as most of the other twin cylinder engines. then you can learn how to do it correctly. ( set valves, and torque ) thank you. boomer ( the used onan engine parts guy,also NOS and new )
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2 pointshaha yes I did camp on the hill this year. And thanks! These were the only 854's I seen there in good running shape. And yes the show was fantastic even with the rain! Going next year is a must!
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2 pointsHey Tom, which one holds the golf bag? I happen to have another horse on my trailer for you, and an engine...don't forget the license plat please. Nice herd Tom.
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2 pointsEnough already... quit hogging the computer. Hard for me to get a post in these days.
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2 pointsPrecisely why I got it Mike.... for, you know...that off brand guy next door.
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1 pointIt was great to finally meet so many of the great Red Square members at my first Big Show! Everyone was so friendly and there were so many great tractors and things to see and do-it was really a fun day! I actually got so caught up in the excitement of the show that I bought my first tractor from JayinNC- a WH A-81 mower - within 10 minutes of getting there! Thank you very much for your hospitality! Sincerely, Mrs. Rules (Linda)
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1 pointThats a very nice collection of Wheel Horses from a time when life was much simpler and less stressful.
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1 point"..................Kelsey sneaks down and uses the leaf blower on the C-100's Kohler one more time for good measure."
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1 pointThat happened to me allready, a little while ago. But I did check the fuses again: all are A ok. Right now I am waiting for tomorrow so I can get a replacement ignition switch.
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1 pointOnan manual calls for the head bolt to be torqued 5ft/lbs,10ft/lbs and final torque of 14ft/lbs.The sequence is the center pair first,next upper pair ,then the pair below the center pair.The upper single goes next then the bottom pair.Luck,JAinVA
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1 pointIts starting to come together my 1054. Welded a New batterystand fiksed the tranny . Make a New spring for my hydro pump, sandblastering every pies and paint it With 2k akryl .paint from spies hecker.
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1 pointTom, great shot. At attention and on the line, also the hauler looks great. Thanks for sharing the herd with us. Dont forget some pics from the show if you can. Glenn Steve, just watched your "watching paint dry " video. Cracked me up, how many times I thought the same thing. Glenn
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1 pointIf you search just by the CH18 Command pro, I have seen a few of these HP ratings on links for the same engine so yes, with a different head or piston, the same cc engine can have a different HP rating even from the factory. Horizontal TWIN Cylinder CH :: CH18 - 18-19 hp 624cc :: 18HP 62638 KOHLER COMMAND ENGINE CH18S WALKER ZTRLive Chat Software
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1 pointDoing a search for a CH18S brings them up. Don't have a clue why the website doesn't have it.
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1 pointOn my way, I'll be right over. Jeff Hodge is the mac daddy scrapple master.
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1 pointNo opinion either way here due to the fact I'm a MMO guy. Two or two and a half ounces added to five gallons of non-ethanol gasoline is the way to go for me!
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1 pointBack to the horse - I recently had the same symptom and mine didn't end well, loud knocking. The photo is what I discovered upon removing the flywheel cover - probably 49 years of dust. I think it overheated (maybe oil was too low also, it was at the bottom of the range on the dipstick). The rod is broken but I haven't gotten it completely disassembled to assess other damage. At first I suspected a stuck valve but they are working correctly. I'll be cleaning and inspecting under this cover to prevent this from happening again.
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1 pointAt the show we walked around and took a few pictures of custom/modified Wheel Horses, what we looked for mainly is what need/ reason was this machine built by the owner. Now keep in mind that a "custom built" Wheel Horse could just mean the owner added two cup holders but I think what Eldon and others would like to do is build a custom/modified Wheel Horse that can do a special work task that a stock Wheel Horse could not do. Some of the "rat rod" Wheel Horses are neat and well built this can be easy to due being that one can bolt any part to the frame . My Mighty Lawn Ranger Six Speed was built to have the extra gears to get the most amount of work from the 6hp Tecumseh engine and the rear axle brakes were added so the tractor would not spin the rear wheels while working in the culvert in my front yard. The 1/2 Wheel Horse Lawn Ranger I built was for driving around the Portland, IN, by welding two frames together I could haul parts and people at the same time in the show grounds. On another note the put together/ scrap parts Wheel Horse could be done but even then time is an issue. Years ago I gave two brothers a (I think it was a Raider 10) a running Wheel Horse, drove it off the trailer Friday night took it all apart, cleaned it, painted it and put the tractor back together (running and tuned) by Sunday night. .......... it's more parts then you think. I do love my restored Wheel Horses but I'm a hot rodder at heart and like the custom/modified Wheel Horses too. It will be interesting to see just what shows up at the 2016 Wheel Horse Show
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1 pointgreat show! too bad the weather (liquid sunshine) chased (almost) everyone away! I know its set up as Fri and Sat but I met 2 guys on Sat morning who came from Buffalo and were a little disappointed that everyone seemed to be packing it in by the raffle time on Sat. I know its the WHCC who sets up the show but most everyone knows that Thurs and Fri are the big days. I let these guys know that and directed them to join up with the WHCC and of course RS!
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1 pointgreat video Ian! My 7 year old is watching it with me and she says "I really want to drive that thing. do you want to drive it daddy? not as much as me I bet"