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Will it work... most likely. Will it work well - probably not. You are driving over the fresh snow & packing it down before you try to scrape it off. The snow will pack up if the blade is not angled - then what??? IMHO - better off with a front blade.

The 2018 Red Square group photo was great. Be a part of the 2026 photo on Friday at 11:30 or Saturday at 10:00. Even better, participate in both photos.

The Unidrive transaxles have been used on pulling tractors with ridiculously high horse power and on racing garden tractors running at breakneck speeds without any alterations or modifications. They will do the job without question. Fluid changes are seldom done more frequently than every couple of years, just be sure the shift lever boot is in good condition and firmly seated to keep out water and dirt.

I just wish I could go somewhere and find some fun. So tired of never having fun

June 22, 1944, U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the G.I. Bill, an unprecedented act of legislation designed to compensate returning members of the armed services—known as G.I.s—for their efforts in World War II. As the last of its sweeping New Deal reforms, Roosevelt’s administration created the G.I. Bill (officially the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944) hoping to avoid a relapse into the Great Depression after the war ended.

As an owner of several cats, two dogs, and a flock of birds I appreciate the efforts you went through to protect and save. We need more of this in the world today.

I hope you're ok

I'm pretty sure I'm in the running for that title

You need those rears for your puller ... may have to cut the fenders just a little...

@wallfish @WHX?? I think I have every tool needed to fix stuff!

Tap your flip flop heels three times to gether Dorothy and say there's no place like home....

Bullet proof.

Agreed on the birds. I've had many cats over the years. None had much drive to take birds. Not sure why. As far as snakes go, we'd love to see more. We have very few.

Jim dropped off his trailer at my house so I could finish loading. Gotta throw a few things in the truck yet and I'm ready to go.

Happy Birthday Don; You need this to sleep in tonight.

Low speed and it will pull a house down until the tires break loose.

Won't work we'll be on the road by then. The way Dan drives halfway home by then ...

Thanks Ed. Sounds like I’ll need to bring an empty bucket or two to fill up.

That's hers on the trailer lol

Well I guess they are measured with the idea of where they ride on a set of pulleys. I don't know. Belt measurements make my head hurt.

Aren't "B" belts usually measured about an inch longer than "A" belts too? An A32 would ride quite a bit tighter than a B32 if the pulleys are the same distance apart.

The work clothes make it look even better man

I’m in that picture, first from the left standing up.

Well they say everything looks better in pictures. It really shows it’s age when you get close enough. And that’s the “good” side.

Thanks everyone for the birthday wishes for Caleb…he had a great day! church in the morning with the family (he is teaching a junior church group weekly) peanut butter chocolate ice cream cake and some presents! Then take a spin in the car that he purchased 4 years ago on his birthday! He’s a wonderful man and I’m proud to be his dad!

Or even my 11 year old brother thats going too

Some pictures. 20260510_105730.mp4 20260510_105802.mp4

More to come on my newest addition. Picked it up last Saturday and have made decent progress so far. It's the one in the background.

Trina and her momma did some firewood splitting and stacking today. The Ugly Bruce tractor was elected for towing the new Boss splitter.

I hear ya and have some issues myself but we still do'em right on the ground. Send youngbuck @Pullstart to do the stuff that's too low! LOL

So many rules

You mean we gotta drink old gas ?? ... again???

69 Raider 12 roller that i picked up last weekend. No idea what’s up with the white hood. I can’t find a trace of red on it anywhere. i bought the rusty 69 Raider with no spark over a decade ago to use for a trans swap in the 702, but found the frame tore up really bad at the trans mount on the 702 with previous horrendous attempts at repair, then the sector broke so that project got sidelined as life happens. Now Whitey followed me home last week and i’m taking a gamble on swapping the big block in it with the hopes that it “ran when parked” before it lost spark. Pretty sure the breakerless trigger module is toast so the plan is to do the points conversion, so i’ll need the pushrod, points, condenser, coil, and whatever else is required. Hoping to have the engine mounted with fresh oil and a brand new battery before i arrive there. Maybe a fresh air filter too. I’d just like to work on it elevated because my back and knees aren’t fit for ground activities any more. So whoever may have some of those items, give me a shout. Maybe an old frame or two also that i could salvage the trans mount from to repair the 702, and one to bolt a unidrive on to my 401 so i can still mow with it so i can take my time going over the original 3 piece trans. I’m assuming the 4 bolt mounting pattern is square so the mount could be flipped upside down to use on the 401, i know i’ll need to weld a little extra ear on each side to reach both holes of the 401 frame. edit for pic. Whitey will be on the back of that ugly blue truck

So that's how @Pullstart loads for the big show...

Here is a map that shows the location of @squonk's corner at the end of the arrow. That is where the Red Square group photo will be taken.

Super happy to see you got this! It'll be in great hands.

Well the way i roll, everything is a hammer.

No ... what you should do is pony up and get your handle in RED.

Should I bring my LFH?

I don't mean to hijack this post, but as a first timer myself, but is there designated wrenching area, or am i free to wrench off the back of my truck in the parking area with maybe a 10x10 canopy since there's a possibility of rain in the forecast?

Feral cats are about as welcome as feral hogs. Feral cats are hard on bird populations and feral hogs are hard on about everything. Some folks have no regards about the animals they dump off to defend for themselves. Without you and Trina, those kittens would have likely had a slow and painful demise.

Even if it doesn't those are the best trips one remembers.

First time for me too, which is kinda crazy because i only live 26 miles from there, and i've always had at least one Wheel Horse since the late 80's early 90's, but never anything newer than 1969, because i like'm that way. I heard about the big show maybe 15 years ago and it had always already passed when i'd remember about it, which was usually when the tie rod would fall off while mowing with the 401, AGAIN. i've probably used a pound of weld wire to keep making the hole small again. But i'm not missing it this year.

Ok here we go Don since I am out of RS jail ... Madge ripping Don a new one for cutting in on a tractor buy. Denny @dclarke refereeing. Don being admonished by Wild Bill @Wild Bill in VAfor being late to the parade and having a speck of dust on his tractor. Me thinks he even got a ticket for that one!

Have a Great Day Don

Hi, I'm Bob and have owned a 1969 Commando 7 for about 30 years. It has served me well mowing 1/2 acre for 25 years and 1 and 1/2 acres for around 4 years. I bought a 1979 C-121 a couple of years ago and it's now my 'go to' mower. My post today about C-121 drive belts was my first post, despite having been a member for some years. Thanks to those helped me out with advice today - appreciate it.

Not bad for a tractor that's 58 years old and a 36" rotary deck.

I mowed the neighborhood volunteer fire departments lawn with the 312. I also weedwacked around the building, poles and other lawn ornaments. It was mowed a few days ago but it needed another pass. No photo’s as I had my nephews 8th grade graduation to go to immediately after so I was hustling. Here’s a pic of the 312 which was the setup for the FD lawn mowing.

Did some striping with my 867 tonight. Probably needs new or sharpened blades on the 32” rear discharge deck, still not a bad cut for a 59 year old rig! I will be on the lookout for a nice (not a project) 36” deck for this machine at the Wheel Horse Show.