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By Evguy
Price reduction!
B100 8 speed and short chute snowblower for sale near Indianapolis Indiana.
good deck and tires, kohler engine runs.
transmission needs axle seals and bearing.
needs steering wheel also.
too many projects, not enough room.
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By 1054 Project
OK, I have my new return spring. As you can see the overall length of the replacement spring is much taller than the old one. I assume I'll need to shorten the spring so that it engages with the outboard holes and at the same time have the "U" sit behind the roll pin. Or am I looking at this all wrong?
Thanks in advance!
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By Tim's Toy Tractor
Two 3 Rib Firestone Tires, 16x6.50-8, 2 of them mounted on OEM Wheel Horse Rims, NEW!
These tires are New, Never Used! Not the cheap China ones, these are High Quality Firestone Tires!
Size: 16x6.50-8
Great for any Garden Tractor or Riding Mower
They are mounted on original Wheel Horse wheels that have been sandblasted & epoxied, and painted with ivory colored paint, note there are a few chips along the inside bead from mounting the tires. The rims will need your specific size wheel bearings installed.
$99.00 Call Tim @ 1-313-460-8858 (Local Pick-Up Only, No Shipping)
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By DevonianHorse
Hi all, on a 1977 Wheelhorse C-100 (Belgium made), I have a question
My Wheelhorse hood opens really far- it does eventually stop but I don't think it is meant to go this far and that there's a piece missing.
In this photo, there's a hole you can see (near the middle of the pic, 1/3 down) and the same on the other side of the hood mounting part of the frame- I assume some sort of bar is meant to go between them that the hood latches at the base will catch on and this stops the hood dropping further when opened? If this makes no sense sorry- I have simply always assumed that the hood is meant to open at a right angle from the front, but having seen videos, I can see most stop before that.
Does anyone know the part I need, or would two bolts, one on each side, do the job? Mine has never had one, so I am unsure.
Thanks!!
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By sjoemie himself
You know those people that have too many projects?? Yeah me neither!
Another tractor added to the heard. Case International 585 with canopy/sunroof.
It's a 60-ish horsepower tractor with very limited electronic gimmicks. Has a nice tight turning radius. It was built in Doncaster from 1985 to 1990 and the hourmeter says it has ran 4700 hours since then, I'll take that with a grain of salt though.
Plan is to use it for all kinds of jobs around the house and barn/stable for my gf's horses.
Ofcourse it is not a new machine so there are things that will need looking after but all the basics are there.
Pictures you say? Sure!
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