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No Thread, just messing around with 8 year old grandson in the shop. He comes to the big show with me and ask if we could build one.

Got the steering worked out, needs a different muffler, wide rears and a foot throttle. Might just wait on the foot throttle and let TJ get used to running it around. Not sure on paint. Maybe a rub down or clear shot. Hood is close to rot out so may look for another at next year's show. Just making something out of nothing.

Met a nice gentleman today who sold me these beauties. Perfect Addition to my ‘65 collection. Hey @WHX24 I don’t NEED your 1045 anymore:-)

Love those lights! Beautiful

It should go above the clutch pulley on top.

From the "Roadapples" collection. Being mounted on a project.

I really like the dozer blade. I’ve have had mine for 38 years. I bought my 310-8 new in the spring of 1986. I have used the dozer blade to level dirt too. I was amazed at how well it worked. There are some videos on YouTube of guys moving piles of dirt with a Wheel Horse and a dozer blade. Have fun with your Wheel Horse.

Bench mount grinder wire wheel. Then tumbled it all in a chem bath and wire wheeled again. Not too bad for original 67yr old hardware.

They are the manure spreader tires. Not my first choice in size but hard to find. I’ll have to look again. Little shorter than what should be on

love an oil slick , another lubrication addict ! have to talk on what you have done , go grease , pete

ED looks good , like the clean and used stature of it , is that an oil slick finish on that ? that hood has the oiled sheen ,look , regularly wipe my horses down with a penetrating oil clean cloth , keeps the paint alive , pete

Rare siting of a Horse at work in Idaho....

Nice calendar shot!

Remind me before the big show, I’ve got a few C series hoods like that looking for a better home

Someday they will! I need a 1054a and a 605 yet. I’ll have all (minus lawn ranger) of the 65 models

1965

@Chris G I wondered if that was you for second.... Love it!! I have the original patent picture as a tattoo on my right forearm.

I like the idea myself!!!

I drive around with a bulldog on my hood everyday

657 w/SMS42 and 8 speed tranny and HL5 lights.

OUTSTANDING!!!

How it all started for me I traded from a Cub Cadet xt1 2017 with a broken deck for this little beast photo of when I first got it immediately had huge plans

This is a bad Azz picture ! Love ❤️ it !!!

Awesome tires!

Thanks!

Nice herd!

Certainly can't replicate the look.

And a better quality then today

I’m not entirely sure. Tractor has been hacked over the years. Someone has made the side guards and Tin on the engine. Hydro pump has been removed battery and gas tank swapped positions. I have been gathering parts for it slowly and then I’m going to tear into it. And try and put it back MOSTLY how it’s supposed to be. My grandfather purchased it like this and I’d like to just get it back mostly factory

Very Nice!

I wish they did . The fenders and toolbox aren't original to the tractor. Had to do some hunting to find a set.

I didn't know they grew on trees? Lol

snoop, thanks , it just looks good , clean , serviced , no rust , makes easy sense to me , go grease , pete

Earning it’s keep!

absolutely! SO, I took a transmission pulley of a unidrive, and put it on the peerless transmission. And, I took the pulley off the peerless and put it on the engine, as you see. It is FREAKY fast... BLOW you hat off your head... Don

Wheel Horse full moon!

No got it on marketplace

I have a wheel horse 877 wondering what should I list it for

Same here on my 1045 & 1055

Good ? @charging10 they don't look like HL's but very nice indeed!

I'll be doing the same when my governer is fixed

Yep! It’s an ‘84

That a gt 1100

that is the best looking tractor i have seen great job

Never seen a Black Snow Thrower? Goes well with the two tone of the 314.

Ill give ya $30 for that headlight cover!

like the black and white photo!!

Motorized with power widow motor for rotate and power seat for shoot up and down .

Beauty!!!

What a waste of color and manpower. I guess that's what they mean when said, " Each to his Own".