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I'm a 12 year old who started collecting some wheel horses in the last 6 months. Currently I own an A-81 and a 414-8. The 414-8 is running very well and the A-81 is currently not running. I have a mower for each but have not mowed with the 414-8 yet. I will attach some pictures below

Good morning picked up a 1983 1848 Work Horse last week. Could not be happier what a tank. It's replacing my cub cadet 1046 for ground duties on my almost 2 acre lot. I did a lot of snooping on here about this model and was definitely a big part of me pulling the trigger to buy it over a JD 317 I was also looking at. So thanks to Red Square for valuable information. Looking for a dozer blade for it now.

A Haiku...

I counted 42.

We had a little flurry of snow here around noon today. A flurry of fat fluffy flakes formed, floating freely .... well, that started out a bit "poetic" but I stalled and didn't know where to take it from there.

Rainy day not much work at the farm so came home and finally painted the rims

I used two 1 1/2" x 1/4" ground on the back side to fit between those ridges. Then added 1 1/2" x 1/4" braces.. You don't have to take the tractor apart to do it this way.

Please resist the temptation to buy a set of buck teeth and act like

Some singles 875 310-8 500 Special 856

Like it or not, the weather is changing! It’s hard to be positive, but I doubt it’ll stick any time soon. Regardless, it’s October and this is our first snow of the season!

Like this ?? A member on here did this one up few years back. I forget his name but loved how it came out.

To Red Square. If you have any questions just ask , mostly ole goats here and some of us can read, but we love pictures.

never said it was a blizzard! I zoomed it in a bit for ya. Those little white specs all over, that there was frozen water crystals

to ! ! ! Here’s my 1984 Work Horse GT-1600 8 speed…

Rescued another set.

Nope, keep'em small for smoking them off. I'm not needing any traction to drag race. The show in this case is all in having those tires spin hard and fast

to !!! WooHooo!! Nother young one joining us!! I’m 11 and few have a few other young ones on here Kollin you’ve already met. Great to see you already have a few, 414 a great worker! I got a C-145 auto that is pretty close and is a great tractor one of my favorites! Like the others said feel free to ask as many questions as you have.

Also have a GT-1848, it was red when I got it. Now I just use it occasionally for the grader blade, which by the way works great?

@Moparman WOW! Is that original? That has to be one of the nicest GT-1848’s I’ve ever seen. I have a GT-1800 I bought brand new in 1984. I’ve said it before here many times, a Work Horse is a Wheel Horse through and through. I mowed commercially with it for 8 years and did countless other tasks, tilling, plowing etc with it. A few years ago I gave it a well deserved restoration and put it on the retired list! I’d love to see more pictures of your Work Horse, here’s a few too many of mine!!

Very nice! I’m Kollin I’m 14 I’ve only got one so far it’s a rj C series may be coming . I know @TonyToro Jr. is young he’s cooler then me he has lots of horses

My brother's C121's My 502 & 702

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@roadapples Jay Myers

Yup, time to get the ol' girls out of their Summer attire and get ready for the Winter Dance.... They've got to be four season workers here to earn a spot in the garage......

So, after 2 days of head scratching, some colorful language, and occasionally reading the instructions, I managed to get the new garage door and opener installed and functioning as it should. Now I can get the Hog out and Bailey doesn’t have to go up and down steps for his potty breaks… IMG_3189.mov

Transmission I bought at the big show. Started working on it. Using it in my rat rod Suburban. Transmission I got w/tractor was shot- full of water. Still have some parts to strip off the old/bad transmission.

That's a tough nut to crack Kev. First thought is to let go of the 'Burbs but then again... it's like cutting off a thumb to save a toe. My recent theory is if it doesn't come out to play or work on a regular basis time to go. Don't ask me how well that is workin... Came up with a new theory tho ... sell them to @Achto for little to nothing... he has to stall them but most often I still get seat time!...

@MarshDuck! My kids enjoy these tractors, but are quite busy with school for garage time much these days. As you can see here, if you are inquisitive and are willing to learn, we’re glad to help!

OK Don what's with the plow? Looks like a Brinly dressed to kill. Have you not been following the plow day thread? Just for looks or all show and no go???

The ten inch wide rear turf tires would be a dead giveaway!

Ha All hidden underneath that cover and a true "sleeper" ------- until it lays a patch all the way across a field ! LOL

11-13-1898 Elmer Pond was born 6-4-1924 Cecil Pond was born 10-11-1960 Construction begins on the new Ireland Road factory

Just keep that stuff out there. We don't need that here in PA lol

My C-121 Auto She starts, runs, and works any weather!

@Moparman great going on that pick up ! amazing care and maintenance , what's that ? on that plow , done a number of them , have a shop floor ? roller stool ? couple of milk crates , lower blade were edge , should be protecting the actual plow blade bottom . so a blade edge flip , will give you , better protection . easily replaced .that plow STEERING QUADRANT, with slide pin is critical for easy movement , up on crates , roll around this , as it would hang from tractor , clean / lubricate as you go, make the rust run out , aerosol red grease , every movement area , add washers to sloppy linkage points , hand squeeze lever , for quadrant , small channel locks , tighten up small steel rod , end points , less play , makes for easier reaction . the spring operated slide on the quadrant ,action can / should slide like a rifle bolt, lubed , smooth / solid . add 1/8 " hair pin clips to rear axel swing levers , push in to last hole , won't fall out , like a lubricant finish on plow blade , for easy snow slide . there is more , let me know , good luck , Pete

We had some snow this morning. Calling for snow on Halloween. Pure Michigan baby! IMG_8346.mov

I have a dozer blade and the rear axle bracket for it, here in Indiana. Not listed in classifieds yet. Let me know if you might be interested. Looks like you're up on the north side of Chicago, which is a bit far away, but my daughter is in college up there so I may be up that way sometime. No plans in the foreseeable future though. I have a 1982 GT-1848 that has been re-powered with a Honda GX610 engine. I love this machine. Mine was painted red by a previous owner - I'm actually toying with the idea of painting it purple and putting some flame decals on it.

The tubes I've recently been buying are usually made by Firestone (at least that's what's on the tube), and they're made in Vietnam. I haven't had any problems yet with these. C-85

I have two sets of the V61 tires in service, I mounted them without tubes several years ago. I now have tubes in two of the tires, intermittent leaks at the bead, I’m not sure if it was from dirt getting in there (from moldboard plowing), but it was the right side tire on each tractor that got a tube.

Do you then fill the tubes with fluid? I don’t have tubes in any of my loaded tires. I use Rimguard beet juice product which weighs at least a few pounds more per gallon than washer fluid etc.

@ebinmaine i have AG’s filled with citrus, non tubed….i wish they were tubed!!!

Particularly the GT 18xx. 18 HP twin. Eaton 1100. Quite the capabilities.

Wow! That one is in nice shape!

Hello, I found this old model on a farm and replaced the 8HP with a 12HP with electric start. Here is the renovation ;-)

Small but still Wheel Horses..... an RR-832 Work Horse and an RR 65 REO.