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8 pointsThat appears to be a 1960 Suburban give or take... the first "Wheel Horse" was made in 1956. Pics of engine installation / sides & back would be helpful. Also---all 4 wheels and tires are wrong for originality. Be prepared for much lower offers.... Tony
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4 pointsThat is a nice tiller and appreciate when someone try’s to sell everything a buyer would need to operate the attachments. One small note for potential buyers. The cable tube (curved) and the longer clevis for the cable is specifically for a for hydro Wheel Horse. The lift tube (straighter) and shorter clevis are readily available and affordable for Wheel Horses with manual transmissions.
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4 pointsAnd each requires different rear axle hitches. The early A-frame style on the left uses rear axle brackets that mount ahead of the axle housing. The later A-frame style on the right uses rear axle brackets that mount under the axle housing.
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3 pointsOriginals your not going to find but do a search on "willys jeep cables" on here and google and you will find some look alikes that are pretty close. For throttle cables anyway maybe @Achto knows about choke cables??
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3 pointsYour two frames are for different models of tractor. The “A” style is for short frame mid-to-late 60’s tractors. The one with the parallel frame members at the end is for long frame tractors from the 70’s onward.
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3 pointsOK no extra charge for the fine patina. My last one you better hope I don't need this for a project. Check the package 'cause I gotta push it in a hole. The package is already sealed and was supposed to go out yesterday but RJG forgot to go to the post office...
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3 pointsI’ve got the same center cap for my 92 312. It must be a Toro era 300/4/5 thing.
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3 pointsThis 312-8 tractor is a 1985 model 21-12K801. Kohler made the engine in 1984 and the 47812 spec number was used in 1985 only.
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2 pointsagree, AZ has huge WH boneyard -- suggest you phone them because i do not believe they have their entire inventory posted on EBay ???????? they are listed here under vendors on tool bar
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2 pointsI have this one available in my ebay store. Ebay item number 204451079298 Please let me know if you have any questions. Kind regards Tyson
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2 pointsNo my suburban has original throttle cable but never has had a choke cable on it since I got it I’ve just been on the look out for one but I figured it wouldn’t hurt to try asking if anyone had one
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2 pointsShould be able to see the PM here: https://www.wheelhorseforum.com/messenger/
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2 pointsAre you talking about Jake Kuhn’s weights for sale? I bet we can help you out with the hauling help to the big show…. PM to discuss
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2 pointsIf someone wants it but has 1" pipe exhaust, I'm thinking a coupler can be threaded on to a 1" pipe nipple then clamp the muffler to that. Something like this. Maybe even a common black pipe couple would work too https://www.supplyhouse.com/Bluefin-BLMC100C-1-Black-Merchant-Coupling?
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2 pointsSays it does. 7230 - Hood w/ 7223 Reflector Housing & Sockets, 6490, 5467 Latch Lever, 5469 - Knob - $35
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2 pointsI'll continue what I'm trying but it's a slim chance. Don't put a lot into what you were told about the 10 pinions failing. It's true that the 8 pinion diffs are a bit tougher but not enough to really consider. Maybe only on built up pulling tractors. I'll let you know if I have any luck.
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2 pointshad a 36 rd on a C165 --- wish i still had it - - terrific little mower - - makes great cut on lawn -- I just got another old 36 that i have stripped down -- about to go to sandblaster to clean off rust then needs 2 new spindles - - then prime and paint - - they seem to be hard to find -- especially without rust holes in shells
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2 pointsI may have one too. Ya know Squonky you can make one easily enough if you know the length. I'm sure you have z bend pliers. I think I used wire from a throttle cable. Lemme know if Randy bones ya I'll slip it in the t shirt package.
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1 point@Chrishar If any of these parts will work for you I’ll bring it home from farm. It came with my 1961 Suburban 551
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