Where's everyone from?

[Trouty56 565]

Dmoore,

My parents live at the border of VA and MD on the eastern shore. Town is called Geenbackville, VA. There is a residential area there named Captain's Cove. I have a brother in the Cove also. You can see Chincoteague Island from the Yacht Club there. What is that?? About an hour north of you??

[Martin 2,130]

I'm from western il near the quad cities. Town called Geneseo. Been here just over 10 years. Before that I was in Adelaide, South Australia for roughly 30 years. Born there. So there's another aussie amongst all of you!.....

martin.

[dmoore 687]

Dmoore,

My parents live at the border of VA and MD on the eastern shore. Town is called Geenbackville, VA. There is a residential area there named Captain's Cove. I have a brother in the Cove also. You can see Chincoteague Island from the Yacht Club there. What is that?? About an hour north of you??

Hey Bob! Probably not quite an hour north....nice community no doubt......so how often do you come down Bob?

[shorts 182]

Brownstown, Mi. 1 mile from I75 exit 34

[Toejam 1]

Bethel, Ohio .... About 35 miles east of Cincinnati.

[jbumgarner 12]

Hi everyone,

I am from Salisbury, NC. It is about 40 miles north of Charlotte. I am a true newbee without a tractor. I am in the process of narrowing down what I would like to restore/use. I appreciate all the advise and discussion on this site. Keep up the good work and I look forward to meeting some of you.

[idruthrbfishin 0]

Shenandoah, Pennsylvania. About 2 hours east of Gettysburg and around 50 miles north of Reading. Route 54 and Route 924 intersect right in the middle of town.

Ray, Are you in Shenandoah which is near Mt. Carmel? I thought it was "Chendow." Hello to all from Bloomsburg, PA. about 45 min. SE of Williamsport and 45 min SW of Scranton.

[Buckshot 1 15]

:banghead: born and rasied in Jackson, OH, home of the mighty Ironmen. I have lived in Chillicothe, OH, Columbus, OH, Phoenix, AZ, Mankin-Sabat, VA., Winoa Lake, IN. Now reside in Ft. Wayne, IN for the last 30 yrs. :thumbs2:

[Lars 526]

Hi all

I'm from Norway, living in between Oslo and Lillehammer .. 1.5 hours in both places and 1 hour to Oslo Airport Gardermoen ...

are not sure you've heard of places ... :thumbs2:

[AMC RULES 36,945]

The historic, and ever so scenic Hudson Valley, New York. Maybe some of you remember this post, I documented some of it here?

viewtopic.php?f=12&t=25048

[1maidenfan 201]

JOHN HALL

MARION, IN

http://s1102.photobucket.com/albums/g443/1maidenfan/

[Buckshot 1 15]

:wh:, Nice job you are doing on the loader. :dunno:

[1maidenfan 201]

:wh: WASN'T ABLE TO FIND ONE CLOSE AND AT A REASONABLE PRICE, SO I AM BUILDING MY OWN BY THE TIME I AM DONE MY COST IS GOING TO BE LESS THAN $800. NOT BAD FOR A NEW LOADER

MY 7 YR OLD DAUGHTER AND I BUILT THE TRUCK FROM A PILE OF RUST.(SHE WAS 5 WHEN WE STARTED)

NEED TO UPDATE THAT PHOTO AS MORE HAS BEEN DONE.

:thanks:

[big mike 13]

No wonder I can't find any Horses around Niles Michigan

Mark me down for Niles.

[Buckshot 1 15]

:wh: Big Mike :dunno:

[Buckshot 1 15]

:wh: John, not knowing what a loader cost, 800$ seems like a fair amount. Nice job you and your Daughter done on the truck. When my children were little and I was building racing go-karts they were in the shop all the time, I would let them get dirty and tell them, their Mother was looking for them and off they go to the house. In a nano second here came the Warden (Wife) and all heck broke loose. My daughter turned out to be a better mechanic, than both my Sons. John, you should take the caps lock off, members will think you are yelling at them. :dunno:

[wh414 5]

I currently live just South of Dallas, TX about 30 miles and just bought my first WH (414-8 1987). The only thing that came with the tractor was wheel weights. It supposedly was a one owner tractor that migrated its way up from Florida and then the pieces were split in a divorce. The wife got the tractor and the husband kept the implements. Most people seem to fight over kids, dogs, or property but these folks apparently loved their Wheel Horse.

When I retire the end of December I plan on making my WH pretty and figure out how to post pictures to show my progress.

Don't see many Wheel Horses or attachments advertised down this way. Does anyone know of any sources for WH implements in the DFW area? I think I'll start by hunting down a clevis hitch.

Mike

[SAM58 30]

I currently live just South of Dallas, TX about 30 miles and just bought my first WH (414-8 1987). The only thing that came with the tractor was wheel weights. It supposedly was a one owner tractor that migrated its way up from Florida and then the pieces were split in a divorce. The wife got the tractor and the husband kept the implements. Most people seem to fight over kids, dogs, or property but these folks apparently loved their Wheel Horse.

When I retire the end of December I plan on making my WH pretty and figure out how to post pictures to show my progress.

Don't see many Wheel Horses or attachments advertised down this way. Does anyone know of any sources for WH implements in the DFW area? I think I'll start by hunting down a clevis hitch.

Mike

I think I seen a Raider 12 for sale in the Dallas, Tx area on CL

Check the vendor section, most of them will ship what ever you want.

:dunno:

[can whlvr 991]

just realiezed i never posted on this thread,i live in the hockley valley which is near orangeville ontario,its about 1 hour north of toronto

[otrelwood 32]

l'm from LaPorte IN about 25 miles from the WH factory

[ce318 13]

Hi all, I am from Madras Oregon. I am located in the High Desert of Oregon about 120 miles east of Portland. I just purchased my first Wheel Horse it is a 418 a with mower, tiller and snow blower. When I was a little kid I had a MF 12 hp hydro with tiller and blade. Loved it grew a awesome garden in FFA then the hydro unit went out and never got it fixed. So 25 years later and now retired. I wanted a garden and snow removal. I love the WH. This was bought from original owner with less that 200 hrs. on it. and always garaged even the implements. I have a want list of a dozer/snow blade, disc, harrow and 8" plow for starters. I read this site everyday and now I am addicted this is like small tractor porn. Just love it. Looking forward to seeing everything and getting advice.

[tunahead72 2,343]

this is like small tractor porn.

I ... don't know how to respond to that.

In any event, welcome to RedSquare, hope you enjoy your stay here!