Barn Cleanup

[Tankman 3,523]

A friend called, "Hey found some WH items you might want."

 

Three items were dropped off:

1) 48" SD deck, excellent condition, used perhaps twice;

2) Attach-A-Matic hitch, new, boxed;

3) 42" SD chute, like new.

 

Seems the PO wrecked a Horse, dealer, refurbished, never used. Landscapers took over the mowin' chores.

 

Felt like Christmas when the items were dropped off!  

 

[KyBlue 655]

Okay I see a mule drive... where's the rest?  Come on now you're holding out on us ... Ya can't do that!

[JERSEYHAWG / Glenn 4,498]

Tank,,,,, what a jackpot. Let me know what you might sell. Lol

Glenn

[AMC RULES 37,196]

  Dibs on that chute.  

[daveoman1966 3,839]

Hmmmm..  Lemme See.  48" deck...  $1100.  Tach-o-Matic hitch...$350. 42" side chute....  $800.

Don't forget to report as $2250 as'bonus' on your 1040 and PA 40, of course. 

[KC9KAS 4,744]

Wow, you hit the jack-pot!

Merry Christmas!

[Geno 1,929]

Very nice Tank!      Where are the rest of theose pics?  

[ericj 1,579]

[Tankman 3,523]

  Dibs on that chute.  

Was only the chute. The 42" SD deck was totalled and replaced with the 48" SD deck.  Don't have a use for the 42" SD chute.

The 48" deck and the chute on it I'll use. The old Attach-A-Matic hitch I also have, don't need it either. Shield on it is a bit bent but, owner never used the new hitch.

These items were in a barn for ten years, useless to the owner.

Also available, mine, is a trailer for the Horse. Don't know if it is WH brand but, I'm expecting the trailer soon. A trailer I have but, not a WH branded one. Will post pic when the wagon is dropped off.

If it isn't a WH trailer, out it'll go.

Edited November 2, 2014 by Tankman

[Geno 1,929]

Very nice. 

[Tankman 3,523]

Picked up the poor Horse 'bout a month ago. The owner had no use for it...but, we do.

 

For what? Don't know but the poor thing was headed to the scrap yard. I hauled it away for $0 and my gas. Hey, I had to drive thirty miles round trip! Gimme a break gentlemen!  

 

Tires, seat, plastic steering wheel column, shift boot (dust cover to TORO), paint, grease, fuel lines, oil change, now I have the rear reflectors off for tail lamps. I'm workin' my hoofs off dudes!

 

The poor Stallion is sittin' in the barn, just hauled two 17 cu ft loads of wood for the stove. And get this, did the hauling while the 48" dozer blade was on the front of the Clydesdale, I mean Horse. Sorry. 

 

Edited November 2, 2014 by Tankman

[Tankman 3,523]

Just installed using SS carriage bolts, nylock SS nuts, Never-Seez, a new edge on the dozer.

 

lifting link was missin', cut 'n drilled a piece of flatbar. Had clevis pins on hand. Done. 

Edited November 2, 2014 by Tankman

[Geno 1,929]

Thanks for the save!     :text-+1:

[Pullstart 66,653]

I'm liking the stack box.  how's it sound?

[Tankman 3,523]

I'm liking the stack box.  how's it sound?

Mellow tones. The stack is made from a sawed down handicapped safety railing, stainless.

Large pop rivets and a center hole for the taller stack. Done.

 

Grandsons "needed" the pipes "because" they "wanted 'em." 

 

Edited November 3, 2014 by Tankman

[RealHorse_ct 5]

Wow what a deal on those units...you know what they say, you beat the deal on price.... $ free.99