What model Wheelhorse?

[FLtractor 202]

Marketplace listed.. what model? Seller asking $200.00. Hasent Ran in years, needs carb rebuild, always been in same family ad states.

Edited yesterday at 02:43 AM by FLtractor

[Ed Kennell 47,036]

953 or 1054       Go get it.

[Retired Wrencher 6,926]

Fl tractor. This will make a good project for you. Take your time with it. Enjoy it when it is done.

[Pullstart 71,120]

3 speed, hydraulic lift, lots of ground clearance, super heavy duty frame and front axle.  What’s not to love?

[WHX?? 57,819]

Rough around the edges ... go get it. 

[953 nut 68,567]

Seems like I have seen one or two of them someplace,

 

go get it-put it on the rotisserie and have some fun with it. 

[FLtractor 202]

9 hours ago, Ed Kennell said:

953 or 1054       Go get it.

What years made? How compare to my 856 ? In terms of engine HP and overall durability ect 

[Ed Kennell 47,036]

1 hour ago, FLtractor said:

What years made? How compare to my 856 ? In terms of engine HP and overall durability ect 

953   

9=9hp

5=gear drive transmission

3=1963

 

1054

10=10hp

5=gear drive 

4=1964

 

 

856

8-8hp

5=gear drive

6=1966

 

The 953 and 1054 have 15" rear wheels and a hydraulic lift.

The 856 has 12" rear wheels and a manual lift.

 

Edited 20 hours ago by Ed Kennell

[Handy Don 17,333]

Hydraulic lift comes from a separate pump called an HY-1 or HY-2. This is different from the later Sunstrand- or Eaton-powered lifts where the pump was integral to the transaxle. 

[oliver2-44 11,707]

Is it on the trailer yet?

What are you waiting for

[FLtractor 202]

3 hours ago, Ed Kennell said:

953   

9=9hp

5=gear drive transmission

3=1963

 

1054

10=10hp

5=gear drive 

4=1964

 

 

856

8-8hp

5=gear drive

6=1966

 

The 953 and 1054 have 15" rear wheels and a hydraulic lift.

The 856 has 12" rear wheels and a manual lift.

 

Thank you for info. 

[FLtractor 202]

3 hours ago, Handy Don said:

Hydraulic lift comes from a separate pump called an HY-1 or HY-2. This is different from the later Sunstrand- or Eaton-powered lifts where the pump was integral to the transaxle. 

How difficult to service and fill the hydraulic pump and lines?

[FLtractor 202]

3 hours ago, oliver2-44 said:

Is it on the trailer yet?

What are you waiting for

Debating if I need another. 

[Handy Don 17,333]

2 minutes ago, FLtractor said:

How difficult to service and fill the hydraulic pump and lines?

 

Good question for @953 nut or @ri702bill 

[ri702bill 12,840]

The Hy-xx series stand alone pumps are fairly simple - pump, directional valve, & reservoir all in one. If the pump, cylinder & lines are completely empty, it will require filling the reservoir a few times as the fluid makes it way thru the lines & cylinder when activated.

You NEED to determine just what fluid in in there - It could be oil, ATF, or a mineral based recirculating "oil".Try and use the same... others my sprcify one over the other. The HY-2 and HY-3 manual is of little help - it just provides a now obsolete WH part number for the fluid...

[davem1111 2,315]

38 minutes ago, FLtractor said:

Debating if I need another. 

 

[pfrederi 21,063]

They are rugged tractors...but as I get older the fact that it weighs 192 lbs more than an 856 is becoming more and more an issue when it comes to working on them...

[c-series don 12,369]

6 hours ago, FLtractor said:

Debating if I need another. 

You came to the wrong place if you’re asking for advice on that! These guys are a bunch of enablers 🤣🤣🤣

[8ntruck 9,227]

 @c-series don included.

[1054 Project 70]

953/1054's are a fun project. Before/After attached.

[Retired Wrencher 6,926]

20 hours ago, 953 nut said:

Seems like I have seen one or two of them someplace,

 

go get it-put it on the rotisserie and have some fun with it. 

Richard: Nice looking bunch of 9,s and 1053,s.That will get the job done.

[Retired Wrencher 6,926]

14 hours ago, pfrederi said:

They are rugged tractors...but as I get older the fact that it weighs 192 lbs more than an 856 is becoming more and more an issue when it comes to working on them...

Paul there is always way to get around that.  A electric lift mounted to the ceiling of the garage and a bunch of moving dollies when parts are missing like the rear end front axle that’s how I get around it. And I also have four wheeler lift. I put 6 x6`s  on the lift for more height. I never throw scraps of wood away like 4 x 4‘s or six by sixes and some two by fours. Definitely good for adding height.As a matter of fact on Saturday, I started taking apart the 1056 because somebody broke the set pin lack of a better word I guess for the shifter I couldn’t put it into gear so I had to take out the a transmission and put a new locking pin and set nut. Luckily, I had a few of them hanging around that I bought on eBay. Should be all back together.

Edited 50 minutes ago by Retired Wrencher

[gwest_ca-(File Mod) 12,463]

From the lubrication charts for the 953, 1054 and 1054A item H-1 for the hydraulic lift