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PWL216

What model tractor is this? Pictures attached. Plastic fender. Is this a C175?

 

Thx fir the help!

 

Paul

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Easton Rich

 Upper C series?

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TonyToro Jr.
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Is it a black hood? Or does it have a fiberglass hood?  If so I could be a C-161 with the Briggs opposed twin.

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ebinmaine

@PWL216

 

What size rear wheels?

12" or 15"?

 

 

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PWL216
2 minutes ago, TonyToro Jr. said:

Is it a black hood? Or does it have a fiberglass hood?  If so I could be a C-161 with the Briggs opposed twin.

Good question. It’s a black style hood but all red. I believe it’s all metal.

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PWL216
Just now, ebinmaine said:

@PWL216

 

What size rear wheels?

12" or 15"?

 

 

Not sure….

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PWL216
6 minutes ago, PWL216 said:

Good question. It’s a black style hood but all red. I believe it’s all metal.

 

5 minutes ago, PWL216 said:

Not sure….

 

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PWL216
11 minutes ago, TonyToro Jr. said:

Is it a black hood? Or does it have a fiberglass hood?  If so I could be a C-161 with the Briggs opposed twin.

 

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ebinmaine

I'd say 12

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ebinmaine

I'm leaning towards a C175. 

Metal hood. 

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TonyToro Jr.
1 minute ago, ebinmaine said:

I'm leaning towards a C175. 

Metal hood. 

Same here. C-161 had a fiberglass hood. And C-195 had the bigger tires.

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SylvanLakeWH

Definitely a Black Hood... :ph34r:

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c-series don
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@PWL216That is a C-175 with a Series 1 Kohler. It is an early model because of the handle on the hydraulic valve. It is also the feature tractor for the Big Show this year, so get to work!!! Or send me the tins from the exhaust system!!! Later models have a hydraulic valve handle that looks like this.

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pfrederi
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Engine is from 1980

Some 1980 C-175 had Sunstrand some Eatons....

 

Love the twin coils...

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c-series don

@pfrederi I believe some of the early C-165’s came with Sunstrand transmissions also. 

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ebinmaine

Makes sense if 1979 to 1980 was the change. 

Likely Wheelhorse company would have used old stock first. 

 

 

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Brockport Bill

Paul: ...........for comparison... here are a few views We have a Series 1 and Series 2 engine on our two C175 models - our series 1 is a '83.... and the Series 2 is an '84 - they are both Kohler KT17 engines

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c-series don

Since we are on this subject, why is it that some of these engines have different style air filters? Does that help determine the year? 

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Brockport Bill
4 hours ago, c-series don said:

Since we are on this subject, why is it that some of these engines have different style air filters? Does that help determine the year? 

hey Don - - i am not an expert on this topic of the kt17 air filters - but there was a thread just last week about a related kt17 topic and pre-heaters and carbs icing -- i first learned about the various different breather/air filters on the kt 17 download here on RdSq when i was researching the kt 17 and found the 3 different air filter styles shown in the kt17 diagrams ----  apparently the so called " tear drop " shaped air filter is early version..... then the kt17s had a round breather installed.....  but then thereafter came the same round breather but included the snorkle nose going to the pre-heater -- Again, I am not an expert but that's the impression i have in answer to your question -- Lastly -- as you likely know... the design of the of the kt17 engine where the oil filter could be is the prime indicator distinguishing the S1 vs S2 engine - see photo attached - - it seems possible that air intake/cleaners could be changed over the yrs but the engine design couldn't so therefore indicating which respective kt17 engine??

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pfrederi
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3 types of Air Cleaner were used on both Series 1 and Series 2..depended on what the customer ordered

 

The tear drop shape was apparently only offered Series1  (First pic)

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Brockport Bill
3 hours ago, pfrederi said:

3 types of Air Cleaner were used on both Series 1 and Series 2..depended on what the customer ordered

 

The tear drop shape was apparently only offered Series1  (First pic)

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fascinating info -- love learning this stuff -- there was a 1980 C175 i was considering buying last week but it had the tear drop style filter unit without the preheater anti-icing capability ------ so being in cold weather NYS i chose not to take the carb "icing" risk

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