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Not mine but a customer's. Sharpen blades & change oil & check over kind of thing. Repair a busted coil bracket. Real nice '82 C-105 all original. So nice his one may not leave the ranch. The mafia may have to make an offer he can't refuse... First step was a bath.

Me too...

You guys just do stuff right the first time. I screw up a half dozen times first, then get it right. My first attempt at just about anything ends with "Well,... $hit"...

Mounted an electric pump on this C81 on the frame and ran the + wire up to the coil connection. Starts when your reaching for the key, no hesitation. Was ,messing with some steel tubing but not necessary. I mounted the filter near the tank.

I went this route. Kawasaki fuel pump. Homemade mounting plate.

gotta luv the Blackhoods

Better hope it doesn't capsize while you're there! LOL Get a load of this genius

@WHX?? tell your C-105 his Michigan cousin says "Cheers"... You know you need a Black Hood in the stable...

A couple of vertical pieces on each side would strengthen the frame considerably since both top and bottom would work in tandem. Many store bought utility trailers use this idea.

I uhh put them on dry... So I just had to get it right the first time.. I forgot about that you can spray them to set them.

Artificial ingredients are like a 2 year old now. exploring, learning, and still Sh%^ng the bed. Love to ask specific questions. I do the same with humans to gauge where the are.. Uh nope not correct. We will have to rise eventually. I may not live to see that time. I have found it is a great way to "polish" a terse work e-mail. Only use I can suggest. Wish I could give an example. Happening whether we like or mostly not... Kohler K321 oil filter location... get out there have some fun. 96 percent wrong The Kohler K321 (14 HP) engine typically features an oil filter mounted on the side of the engine block, often near the starter or blower housing, depending on the specific equipment application. It is a spin-on filter that can be removed by hand or with a filter wrench. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

I spray both the surface and the back of the decals with Windex. This allows you to move the decal around very easily. And if it starts to grab, peel it back and spray it again. The Windex evaporates overnight so you can't use too much. When you finally get it where you want, a squeegee works but isn't required. I just rub it down with a folded microfiber cloth from the center towards the outside with light pressure. Never had a single bubble to work out. I have some of Terry's decals that were installed 20 years ago that still look great. None have ever turned loose!

Clean Clean Clean the area with rubbing alcohol. You can't clean it too much Position the decal leaving the paper on the back. Use painter's masking tape on the longer top side to hold it in perfect position. Now it can't move and keeps them from sliding. Flip up the decal that's hinged by the tape, spray the entire area with Windex ( When it dries it doesn't leave any soap residue behind.) Remove paper backing and carefully roll the decal back down and squeegee any air bubbles and Windex out. Squeegee from the center out to the edges on large decals but WH decals are small. Then remove the tape and protective cover paper. Rub the decals with a soft rag pushing down to ensure every possible area and the edges adhered well. You can probably find some good videos on youtube. We used to do car decals, lettering and pin strips for car dealers professionally back in the day. Think of those big Firebird decals on the hoods. Also did my own van lettering quite a few times.

I like to smell the beans. If someone even has an open cup around me I'll move away as fast as if they were smoking.

Not my video and has all typical horrible narrated voice , pictures that have nothing to do with Wheel Horse and pictures grabbed from all over the internet . I spy members and pictures from Red Square. Also pictures I remember seeing on marketplace . How many do you recognize or are yours . I barely made it through the whole video it’s so poorly done. I hate this new Ai world . I’d say a lot more but I enjoy my time I do spend here on Red Square. @T-Mo thanks for putting out quality content on YouTube of all makes a models of machinery and not this Ai crap of this channel.