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Got the 418-8 and Brinly plow set up and plowed the garlic patch.

Celebrated what we did 61 years ago. Took the family of 18 to breakfast. Sept 8 1963

After soaking in Berryman's for a week I did a thorough cleansing and added brass throttle bushings...along with a OEM carb kit... Reinstalled and no more running on choke only@

Breaking down the new to me C-101 .Flushed the gear case with diesel twice .Removed break band ,needs to be replaced. Tomorrow the rest comes apart.The fun has just begun

My son turned in the keys to his Audi A4 Cabriolet for a 2024 Rubicon 4xe, this is one NICE jeep! Just Empty Every Pocket!

The wife and I usually go every year and always look forward to seeing folks we haven't seem for awhile IMG_5886.MOV

A Wheel Horse GT-14 is the only information he has offered. That is like asking for a set of spark plugs for a Ford passenger car. If we don't get it right this fellow is in more trouble. There are 9 different GT-14 models and I don't feel like digging up all those wiring diagrams to see what model uses what ignition switch.

Our 18 month old granddaughter and zI took a ride on the C160. We just idle around a little since I didn’t have any ear muffs for her. She loves to crawl up and sit on the tractor.

We picked up a parts tractor for a black hood restoration project for my Son and I. The plastic dash piece was worth the overall price and everything else was a bonus.

So I went to another estate sale today. I picked up this rusty old cleaver for 10 bucks. Watched a few videos on restorations but I wanted to clean it up without using any power tools. Came out pretty good but I'd like to get some more of the stains out of the metal. I used steel wool, vinegar, some emery cloth. Sanded the handle and rubbed linseed oil over all of it. Looked up the brand name... Briddell. I guess it's a pretty good one. Don't really have a use for it but I thought it was pretty cool. Any suggestions on cleaning it up some more without using any power tools?

Congratulations Ed and Mrs. K. There have been 22,282 days from the day you were married up to today. If you’ve been sleeping 8 hours daily since then you have slept a total of 7,427 days or 20.33 years. You spent 33% of your life sleeping. Since night and day always follow each other, there were precisely 754 full moons after you were born up to this day. On Sunday, September 8th, 1963 77th US Women’s Tennis: Maria Fraser beats Margaret Smith Court #1 US song: My Boyfriend's Back by The Angels #1 UK song: She Loves You by The Beatles Popular movie: The Executioner of Venice directed by Luigi Capuano. Scottish Lotus driver Jim Clark wins the Italian Grand Prix at Monza to clinch his first F1 World Drivers Championship; Clark's 5th GP win of the season. Milwaukee Braves future Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Warren Spahn ties Christy Mathewson with 13 x 20-win seasons. The 16 Gemini astronaut candidates began training in parachute landing techniques. The training involved being towed to 400 feet by a parasail, then releasing the towline and gliding to the ground. This training was necessary because in a low-level abort, the pilot would eject from the spacecraft and need to descend by parachute. But your wedding had to be the most enduring of all of these events. All of the sports records have been surpassed, new movies and songs have come and gone but you are still going strong.

This morning I finished removing a few more tins and gas tank to clean and replace bushing. Wile I’m on it I mind as well take care of the axle seals,remove the hubs.I don’t really have a good tool for that yet. Removing hubs is probably my least favorite job,I have a extra one in case I break one. The left side I think maybe was exposed to weather more as the tire was a real pia just to remove the lugs. All in all though this tractor is in pretty good shape for sitting in a corn field for many yrs. Hope I’m not boring 🥱 too many with these post a couple pix

Part 4 Weld them up after tack. Ugly welding but it's solid enough: Test fit works: Painted satin Red Apple as that was what the hardware store had in a darker red. Lever added to Tach-O-Matic and deck installed. It works! : End Part 4. Final Part.

I find adding two 1/8" NPT street ells to my grease gun gives me a lot of options on hard to reach zerk fittings. They are just snug so I can rotate the coupler in both axis.

Working on a little magnetic flag holder for the 414-8 hood. A few more tweaks and I think this will work perfectly!

Have a great day Dave, Thank You for attending the M & G yesterday and hope all your questions regarding your 520 were answered

Excellent Ed, hope you and your bride had a great day 💖

Congratulations Ed & Mrs. K

Thanks for all the help, it's resolved. Have purchased parts from az tractor.com Can really recommend them/him.

@KeatonI have the original manual for the 1972 safari snowmobiles. I’ve attached some pictures for you. I hope it helps.

I have 24 x 9.50 x 12 on my 1989 520 with 7" wide wheels.

857 doing a little work hauling dirt and wood chips from a stump I had ground down to make room for the new shed…where the 857 will reside. See how that works

Today I remover the dozer blade from the 418-C and installed the leaf blower in preparation for the annual deluge of leaves we have. When I built the blower I used an eight inch round air duct elbow to direct the air flow but replaced it with a shorter rectangular sheet metal piece. Works as well and doesn't stick out nearly as far.

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Happy birthday! @stevasaurus

Great to see you yesterday! HAPPPPY BIRTHDAY!

happy birthday!!

If its the kohler command they were known to blow out front seals, usually completely out. Pull the clutch and its accessible

Happy Birthday Steve, have a great Day 🎂🎁🎈🥳

Can't believe you're my younger brother. Your legs are too short!

Or even the correct rear attaching bracket for the model of the cab that I have would be great too. This is what I have as of now…

Happy Happy Mike

Happy Borned on Day, Mike

Have a great day!

I took a flat bar from the pile o stuff and put a twist and a couple bends in appropriate places using the bench vice and a huge C clamp. No heat needed. 11 gauge x 1-1/2" stock. I was even lucky enough to have 2 of the 3 holes where they needed to be. All exhaust and the bracket will be removed and painted. I'm thinking this'll do for now. @Mows4three @LengerichKA88

How to be forgiven for buying another tractor? Tell her it's hers!

Hauling in some hay with the 73 12hp No Name WH…😃

Beach shots!! How cool!! I bet that’s a first here on RS

Time to mow the front and side yard …

'74 B100 helping pick apples and pears this morning.

Just an old 414-8, very well used and still going strong. IMG_2354.mov