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American & British cuteness come together My 1995 MG with just 22k miles and my 1960 subby

Put the lights on the 701

Had a run down to the rally as I'd ever been before. Just stayed for an hour and a half, but it was long enough to see everything. No horticultural machines to be seen unfortunately.

Here I am tearing into the engine on the C141

Thanks to @TT for this custom!

Had this 701 a couple years now. Got it wired up, carb and fuel pump rebuilt. Started right up runs great. Gotta love a Kohler.

Picked this not so pretty up today it was a last min decision it claimed to have a froze up steering wheel and the odvious wrong motor but went and looked because it was a good price i got it home streeing wheel was unfroze in mins. The tie rod is broke and the steering shalf was pinched on the bottom alittle love and a new k90 and it should be back going

2002 315-8 48 inch deck 690 hours 1500 I rate it a 9 Is this a good price?

Today Trina spent several hours wire brushing the front wheels and got those primed and a coat or two of paint on them. She started to work on one of the rear wheels and basically just ran out of time. ASSEMBLY HAS BEGUN !!!!! We both worked on assembly of the tractor down in the nice cool cellar. Mocked up the seat and how it's going to sit but we will be changing the base mount.

Rode the Bremerton to Seattle ferry today in my brand new WHCC shirt. It was windy and cold!! You should be able to see the space needle in the background

Early AM repairs before the heat kicks in.

to Great to have you on board. Nice to see another of us adamant about maintenance. You'll really like that rig. I'd like to ad that many of have experienced a very odd phenomenon. You see, horses are herd animals and these tractors seem to multiply. I started out a couple years ago with a B80 and now soon will have a total of 4 tractors.... Plus a parts pile. You should order a storage shed soon.

This continues to be one of the best shows in a great location every year in Indiana! http://www.winamacpowershow.com/

Pick up this ol today not to pretty but it will be

A set of AG’s, some weights, an 8” Brinly, and you are ready for some night plowing!

And a HUGE Thanks for the Welcomes, guys!

Put her to work. Although for some reason, I’m the only one sweating, lol

Says, it's "special"... for a reason.

It takes about 230 hours to completely drain a brand new fully charged battery with the key left on, I've done it more than once .

Never paid any attention to hour meters. Who cares? If a Horse moves into my barn, the Stallion is groomed twice as often (or more) than required. Gotta keep the grandsons busy.

My B-80 Sure looks good ....Im so glad it went to a wonderful home. enjoy it and welcome to the Site ! People are real nice here Keep in touch Johnnymag3

to !!! And to Maine!!! Thanks @PeacemakerJack !!

Thanks @Tractor boy , this one wont effect my honey do list as it's actually honey's tractor She's on her own with that list lol. I'm just on the fix-it list for the Wheel Horse lol. Any other honey do list involving a tractor will be the 860 Power Master. She was itching to get on it, just like a kid in a candy store! I've been buying and using Cub Cadets for the better of 20 years so maintenance on these is pretty much second nature now. Will also ad fuel lines to the list with this one. The tank had some nasty gas in it so I flushed it and the lines real good. A MightyVac works great for these long lines. Thinking I'm also going to replace the fuel pump. Once running it runs fine, but after it sets the pump looses prime and doesn't like to regain it. Simple 5 minute fix. For a while the wife was wanting a chain store lawn mower, not a chance. This 312 will outlast one of those 500-1, and is much more capable

All the rain followed me home from the big show so it’s wet side shot saturday here.

Me with my work horses... 1967 857 and 1995 314-8.

Well, I scrolled back through my millions of pictures to find something that suited my fancy. I'll go with this one. My maternal grandparents. My grandfather is sitting on his second cub. One of two or three tractors around me when I was younger that clearly started my great appreciation for these amazing machines.

This is my crazy daughter who loves the outdoors and Horses. And yes, right after I snapped the pic, I yelled at her for riding without shoes. And she cleans up decent too. 76953A9E-8A7B-4C57-BA62-C5F1E0F9EC3B.MOV E144A9B7-B170-48D5-A301-E484D488D0B4.MOV

Man does that bring back memories. My Grandfather had a '59 RJ with a white Tecumseh engine transplanted in it just like this one. I was only about 6 years old when he traded it in on a new Bolens tractor, but I remember that big white Tecumseh engine between my little legs that couldn't reach the pegs. Thanks for sharing. I do have an early RJ 58 in honor of my Grandfather's Wheel Horse.

My raider 10

awesomeness, right there.

Yup! Double your storage space this year and it might get you through next year.

Oh... Are you sure that's not to designate the owner... Not the tractor?!?

Linda, it is your pictures that RULE. Fantastic pictures.

Here are a few pics of a factory made rod.

I would like to give a Special to @BOB ELLISON and @953 nut i received my new seat for my 1054 today. This thing is amazing and TOP NOTCH QUALITY!

In 1958 Rasor-West was formed with the distribution franchise of Wheel Horse Tractors in Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas. They continued to grow and in 1960 added Snapper distributor lines of equipment. I own a 1958 RJ with No Date #'s on the three piece transmission that was bought new at this dealership in 1958. I purchased from the neighbor of the original owner who had it for 55 years with several original attachments.

FrankenCub Enjoy your first Wheel Horse. I think you will find them a bit easier to work on than a cub.

not necessarily if this was a primary tractor, 2880 hours over say the last 28 years calculates to only 100 hours per year. that is only 8 hours a month run time or 2 hours per week.

Good choice!

Saw a couple of short posts by him today commenting on someone else's topic over at Wheel Horse Junkies FB page.

I mowed part of my yard with each. Great mowcheens!

Some more progress... When we end up painting the topsides maybe we will clean up the spray booth

Thanks for posting the great pics @Mrs. Rules. It was cool to see your pics of my little guy driving our Electro 12. He had a blast there.

I think you're going to find that most of us are probably going to be biased towards older tractors and Wheelhorse in particular. That said, I mean this in all possible seriousness. Not a joke. Not trying to be funny. Not trying to be influential at all. I absolutely positively would NOT go buy a new garden tractor. I have Wheelhorses here and I just would not go buy anything else. I would only increase my available attachments. I would rather have extra Wheelhorses and fix them as needed then spend several thousand dollars on something that is new and is just not going to last. Just my two cents.....

Here is my ugly old mug with my 312 safely stowed. Now to find my tractor cover. I know it is here somewhere.

This is my ugly mug on the street rod 953 a the 2017 Big Show.

My favorite tractor

Nice tractor. Like the Monte Carlo in the background too. 👍