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Snuck into Jersey and wrangled another one!

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I found this on Craig's List and just couldn't resist :banghead: . Much better shape than my other and has the exhaust shield, fenders and belt guard. I cleaned it off after I took the pictures and the paint shines like new :banana: . The Wheel Horse Decals are almost perfect. The mower deck has almost no rust at all. The plow is also in great shape. Only draw back is the engine. But I can live with that (For Now). This spent it's entire life in a garage.

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HorseFixer

Nice RJ! :banghead: But don't ya just like how guys drill all those holes in the hood?

Nothing I cant fix with my Tig welder but jeesh..... Its just a damn mystery what all these holes were used for? :USA:

Duke

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saguaro

I would say they are from a slid hammer but the holes would be crowned. Sweet tractor. Awesome view down the slope.

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bell

NICE! :banghead: I need to add a RJ to the herd... :USA:

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CasualObserver

Nice find...and with the SPR-42 blade to boot! :banghead:

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BPjunk

The RJ-58 looks real nice. :banghead:

The mower deck is a newer 1961 model but in super shape as is the snow blade and guards. Finding a Kohler 4hp K-91 will not be so hard and once on the frame that RJ will be perfect.

Wild Bill in Richmond, Va.

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bowtieguy

Looks good!!...was fenders a standard item or an option in 1958!....my 59 has NO fenders...bet this little horse will have fun pushin' snow in a couple months.

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linen beige

was fenders a standard item or an option in 1958

The fenders and tool box they mount to were an option.

What's the extra metal frame that sticks out behind and below the seat? :banghead:

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ol550

What's the extra metal frame that sticks out behind and below the seat? :banghead:

Luggage Rack. :omg::thumbs::lol::lol:

Nice SNOW tires too. :D Are they radials? :USA:

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sorekiwi

What's the extra metal frame that sticks out behind and below the seat? :banghead:

sure as hell dont need to mount weights on the back of an RJ!

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Guest fireman

Well here she is after the first degreasing and wash. Just a little more cleaning and going to get her puring and just drive it around and enjoy it.

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The young one is now hooked on Wheel Horse. All he wants to do is help me in the workshop on the tractors. He claimed this one for his own.

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Sparky

Wow! That cleaned up real nice. I like the tread design on the rears. I suppose it a set of 12" car tires right.

Mike.........

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Guest fireman

Just went and looked. They are Sears Super Guard X.S.T. M+S (mud+snow). They are in good shape with no dryrot or cracking. They will stay on for a while till the restoration begins :hide: .

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HorseFixer

That looks great :hide: will make a nice father and son project! :D you will never regret the time you spend with him! Your making MEMORIES!

Duke

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HorseFixer

The fenders and tool box they mount to were an option.

What's the extra metal frame that sticks out behind and below the seat? :hide:

That looks like some type of apperatus to support the seat :D

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