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6 pointsWell it’s not exactly in my backyard but it is only about ten-fifteen minutes from my house. It’s the 126th playing of the US Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. I went today for one of the practice rounds that started Monday. Tomorrow official play starts. This is one of the oldest golf courses in the country and it is steeped with history. Founded in 1891, it has hosted the Open several times. It is an ultra exclusive, strictly private club except during this tournament. Figured I’d take a few pictures for those of you who like me, enjoy the game of golf. First picture is Rory Mcllroy teeing off. Last pic is my ugly mug!
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4 pointsNeeds work, paid 250. Sat for 20 years on Military type biased tires, took 30 miles of slow driving to work the lumps out. Compressor rated at 45 cfm, max pressure 200 psi.
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3 pointsThe kerosene wagon was used by one of the Hutterite Colony's back in 1918. Originally horse drawn later converted to a tow hitch.
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2 pointsThey are yours, if you actually pick them up this time
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2 pointsEverything listed here, prices vary
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1 pointWorked a shift at work this morning, Then worked around the house for a while. I then visited relatives for a few hours in a weekly meeting called “Happy Hour” at my cousin Brian’s, Then picked up the basement/workshop and worked on my R/C car for a few hours. It’s a 1/5 scale Redcat Rampage that I got on my 30th birthday roughly 15 years ago. BTW that’s a roughly 4 foot diameter table.
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1 pointHey bud, I ended up getting new tires - the guy put the same tubes back into my new tires and they're still holding air. Maybe try a tire sealer for tubes?
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1 pointIt wasn’t what I did today, but over the weekend. My wife and I took our camper about an hour away to the east end of Long Island, to Montauk,NY. We got up early Saturday morning to catch the sunrise at the lighthouse. It’s a beautiful place to camp, right on the beach! In the village of Montauk I stopped to take a picture of The Memory Motel. Yes the one The Rolling Stones sang about! As they said The Memory Motel, it’s on the ocean, I guess you know it well! Technically it’s not on the ocean, it’s probably 1000’ away 😂
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1 pointAll the garden tractors made by wheel horse use a simple band and drum. They can be adjusted, but the only serviceable portion is the band itself. It should be kept clean and properly adjusted. And the clutch/ brake combination on some older machines is not the reason you can't shift on the fly. It is because the transmissions do not have any form of synchronization. You have to stop to select a new gear.
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1 pointSo... I'm just going to put this out here. If and only IF the K181 is hopeless... (it doesn't sound that way) it sounds like you have to go thru wiring, verify voltage regulator and generator (dash light issue) and then make sure you have a solid ignition and fuel system and you should be fine... Theres this engine which is basically a HF 212 / 224 but with electric start and a modest 2 or 3 amp charging system. It would be plenty of motor for even plowing and would allow LED lighting too https://www.gopowersports.com/212cc-electric-start-engine-7-hp-3-4-horizontal-shaft-gasoline-engine-for-go-karts-and-mini-bikes/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=23613239995&adgroupid=&adid=&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23603092203&gbraid=0AAAAAD8hpWIbkon6WYIcaILLNT1ZDsY2D&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2tO35tyOlQMVzy7UAR3FBxFbEAQYASABEgK4zvD_BwE
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1 pointWell, it's late and I smell like gasoline and thread sealer, but she's alive and kicking with no smoke. Fired within 3 seconds of adding gas. Scared the crap out of me because it was so quick! I know some will not like the voltmeter, but I prefer them to ammeters. And mine is outputting just over 13V on a 100% fully charged battery. One more thing checked off the list. Almost there. Funny side note: my wife bought this machine for me 20 years ago. Even though you think they have no interest in it, she was the first to remind me that it only took me over 20 years to get it running...
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1 pointHe is probably programing an AI information site now.
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1 pointThe time has come for me to part with my trusty Wheel Horse and find it a new home. I am the second owner (since 2003) and it has always been stored in a garage. I am located about 2.5 hours Northeast and 140 miles from the Big Show for those who are attending. 1975 C-120 Special, 8-speed (Model 1-0375, Ser. # 133357). Running (no smoke) 12 hp Tecumseh (Model HH120-120180E, rebuilt 1986). Rebuilt carb, new fuel pump, and new ignition module (in 2006). Good used replacement tank, original tank is included in the sale. Brand-new battery, fuel filter, and shutoff valve installed 5/26. The transaxle case is cracked near the center flange and repaired with JB Weld. Solid 42” side discharge deck (Model 5-1010) bearings replaced in 2005. Extra set of Gator mulching blades and spare hi-lift blades included. 42” snow/dozer blade (Model 86-42bc010), with Rear weights, tire chains and hardware. Parts: 4 NOS belts and 2 good used belts, NOS taillight lenses, used starter, used ignition module, more (see pic). 1975 C Series Owner’s manual, 1975 WH accessory catalog, 5-1010 deck manual, original HH-120 manual, updated Tecumseh HH-120 technicians handbook. Selling entire package for $345. Deck/Blade/Weights/Parts alone are worth that! Please PM to contact HH120_running.mp4
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