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Or build a "Sulky Train"!

Somehow, I've become the owner of a second Toro Sulky. And they say your phones don't spy on you!

I have 8 sided sockets for set screws. Much easier. They came in a set of tools my mom bought for me when I was in my late teens or early 20s.

no deck just the tractor

Great to hear from you Don! It's been crazy here but we are beginning to settle into the new normal. I hope to be able to tinker in the next couple months so you'll have to come by once we get a little more construction done.

I'm just a few hours North. Not a bad drive. We visit our twin granddaughters at IU on occasion. I look forward to seeing more details.

Would there happen to be any carbs in that pile?

Bring me back some goodies

Stator. Used for charging the battery

So after a bit of a hiatus, I got the hydraulics from @ebinmaine for the C-141. After getting the belcrank out of the 520 center section, I cleaned it up, and installed it in the C-141. I then cleaned up the valve block, and after building a plate to mount it I semi temporarily installed it. It was a bit of a PITA to put in. While I was working on the valve bock and bell crank. I painted the hydraulic ram and installed it after the paint dried. The only thing left is to install the hard lines if possible, with some adapters. Or and the more likely route, some rubber lines to be able to snake the connections around the C-141’s slightly different mounting locations. And that’s where I am now.

Between today, and yesterday this mowing machine mowed, The fire station, my parent’s lawn, and my lawn. I did have to change decks from the 42” to the 37” due to the belt somehow jumping off and losing rigidity on the 42” RD. My lawn and the fire station are smaller sized manageable lawns. but my parents takes a solid 2 hrs. But, I got significant seat time so that’s a plus.

looks like I'm about 6/6.5 hrs out, might be road trip time. sending a PM.

Ok, I am apparently a sucker. The dogs cornered a kitten in the wood pile Sunday morning: We now apparently have a cat:

I think I have an idea where.

The 416H has become a favorite of mine. I wish I was closer. I'd either help you fix it or take it off your hands. Where are you planning to move to and why, if you don't mind sharing?

I found the 3/8" set screw wrench in my father in laws toolbox. Sorry didn't a 1/2", but I did find something that would work. Montgomery Wards Lakeside pipe wrench

yup I have a 1/2" brain... meant 3/8"... thx for the catch... (corrected original post...) @Handy Don feel free to continue using 1/2"...

Didn't come with a manual!!! I figured flat on flat would be most effective spreading the load on the hub. But, I now see what you are saying as well... Appreciate the input!

New axle and brake seal on the C-125. The hub puller I bought from a member here worked like a charm!!! Thanks @Blue Chips!!! Ordering axle seal for the B-80. Had to remove chains from the C-125 plow mule... they were rubbing in a few spots... Ran them all around the hood to give them some exercise...then they posed for a quick pic...

New tires and wide rims for the 314H. Waiting on the weather to cooperate so I can paint the rims. Plan on using the 314H as my plow tractor this year.