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14 pointsFound this on fake book market place. Listed about 1.5 hrs from home so thought I would call about it. Really didn’t t need another but ya know how it is. Talked to owner and low and behold he was heading to my town. Asked if he would just bring to the house and drop it off. You cant beat that with a stick. Another 520H, this is a 91 best I can tell runs great and has almost new 10.50 BKT ags on back. I may have lost my internet privileges for a while though, but I can live with that, for a day or two anyway.
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12 pointsMarch 12, 1973 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In last episode ran on NBC-TV, it first aired on January 22, 1968 and was a Monday evening must watch for six seasons. Memorable phrases like the "The Flying Fickle Finger of Fate Award", "Here Comes the Judge" and "Sock it to me" became a part of our American vocabulary as a result.
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8 pointsHappy Happy Buddy ! I forgot to give you that bottle of Capt's the other night ... so I drank it...
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6 pointsI was thinking about you guys Bob. Glad to see you are OK !! It went well south of us and we were more woried about the large hail. We did not get anything but the rain and wind. We haven't even had snow since I bought a new TORO snow blower before Christmas.
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5 pointsYesterday it was 82 degrees here with bright sunshine. Today it's 35 and snow flurries.
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5 pointsJust tell the Warden you were doing me a favor and I’m on my way to pick it up. Might take me longer than 1-1/2 hours
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5 pointsJust remember (and tell anyone who asks) that you can quit anytime. Just when you get ready.
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5 pointsAnd, let us not forget the clueless Farkel Family. Sad but all too true, I used to plow snow along with a guy that was in that exact sorry situation.... his three young kids were not "his"... And they DID look like the next door neighbor...
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4 pointsI do believe that is it, but I found it on Fake Book Marketplace. Jim, come by anytime. I will even let you drive it around yard multiple times in a semi circle with mule drive engaged and deck down. .
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4 pointsNo problem quilting, I quit three times last week. SHHHH, the warden might hear you.
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4 pointsIt was close Steve but we were lucky. When it started shifting north we were the bullseye for a period I have to admit I was scared. I felt helpless. It was only about 2 miles out then. But it kept angling north. Even the neighbors felt lucky and said it was just a few scratches on the roof. They knew what it could have been. I'm thinking you might want to get a second blower as a backup. You can't be too well prepared 😀
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4 pointsWhat's so crazy about that? I grew up in Michigan, where stuff like that was normal March weather.
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4 pointsYes sir I’ll have plenty of pics. I’ll probably start a proper restoration thread but heres three of the Onan under the hood. It can sit further forward then the KT19.
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3 pointsSprayed the silver paint over the kast several days. Looks very good. There are a few areas that are a small nicks or dents. I'm leaving them alone on purpose because this model will be weathered. I'll call out the imperfections later in the build. I can also still see the original casting mold lines through the primer and paint. I left them alone asnwell because they actually look like the full scale version of tank divider or reinforcement lines.
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3 pointsGot the hydraulic lift put together on Ol' Johnny. Now I'm wondering if the electric PTO will hold up to the Mighty Mac - or if maybe I should make this my dedicated Mowing/Leaf vac machine.
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3 pointsI found this old fuel cap with a blowed out gasket, and some bracketeering materials and started fabbing a little tink tink too. I love watching them flop around, and they are practical to keep rain out in the rare occasion a tractor is outdoors when it rains.
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2 pointsI've read piles of forums and spoken to zillions (give or take) of people. I've never heard of a non commercially installed foam that works right and stays in its correct form. It'd be neat if there was one.
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2 pointsI believe the expanding foam requires moisture from the air for it to cure. Sealing it inside a tyre would, I imagine, have the same effect as leaving it in the can🤔. Suppose you were to insert an amount of water, (as a catalyst) into the tyre before injecting the foam, would that work? I seem to remember reading the instructions recommending wetting the areas to facilitate adhesion and curing🤔
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2 pointsI wish you all up north would close the door!--looking like it's gonna let cold air in. It's suppose to be in the upper teen come Monday morning here in SW Missouri. The Bradford Pears (dadgum no good tree) are blooming and my Redbud is beginning to show color. So far the fruit trees are still closed up. Buddy of mine in Des Moines, Iowa text a few days ago nightcrawlers were out on his sidewalk. I text back: Don't let them go to waste, there's a potential catfish in every one of them.
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2 pointsThe scrapper flapper works! The new drive belt is also amazing compared to the old one.
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2 pointsYou shoulda seen the splitter I got to run. Youda been in splitter heaven EB. Log lift & adjustable up/down hydraulic fourway. Dual ram speeds. 12 HP Honda. Really the cat's meow but yah $$$... about 8500 in today's money. The neighbor I was helping his only source of heat so for him worth the investment.
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2 pointsOk got me diodes all pointing in right direction, carb adjusted, sediment bowl straightened out, added an extra clutch spring and adjusted brake. Drove around barn a couple times seems to be good to go. Had every intention of a new restoration on this one but have decided to turn my attention to the 520H instead. The 520 is just begging to be straightened out and put back to work.
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1 pointI found this one on marketplace for $150. Its mostly trash but is a solid foundation. I was able to get it running but it’s a oil burner. IMG_1219.mov
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1 pointLooking for a 1961 suburban 551 frame. Please let me know what ya got and we're your at. Thanks in advance
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1 pointOne of these manuals should have all the information you need. https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/search/?q=delco&quick=1&type=downloads_file
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1 pointThe problem is when the cold front moves through. Tuesday was warm and extremely humid. Then the front moved through. They said it was a super cell, 300 yards wide and it stayed on the ground all the way from the state line. We were tracking it as we huddled in the basement. It was going just to our south until it was about 5 miles west then it shifted just to the north. Fortunately there was mostly open fields and woods in it's path and the shift north was enough that it just ticked us. The neighbors to our north.
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1 pointWe may have the B&S service manual but do not know the model and spec number of your engine. Post those and will link you to it if we have it. This may be it
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1 pointI think you did well for what it is. Just about everything here in NC looks worse and folks think Wheel Horse means platinum lined.
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1 pointWhy yes Honey, I've always had xx tractors in the garage... oh that one? Yes... I just moved it the other day... no, it's not "new"... it's 40 years old!!!
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1 pointAll I know is that all the money I have spent on Wheel Horse tractors, implements, memorabilia and a $14,000 shed to store them in I probably could have bought a nice muscle car for my impending mid life crisis. 🤣🤣
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