finally pictures of the rest of the stable

[stevasaurus 23,279]

well guys...the temp is supposed to drop back to zero around here for the weekend so I took the time today to take some pictures of the stable. Some time ago I posted to figure out what model tractors I have...hope I got this right..let me know Anyway...enjoy the pictures...

this should be the 1972 Raider 10...mod #1 0301 7...ser #863650...Kohler #K241S

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this should be 1963 (633) ser #62-18107...Kohler #K141t

this should be 1962 (702)...serial #62-4216...KohlerK161S

and finally...a shot of the 2 round hoods together :banana:

looking to bring one of the round hoods to the show in June...I need to get them running.

enjoy the weekend :whistle:

[TT-(Moderator) 1,162]

Nice tractors, Steve........ but I have to tell you - your "633" is actually a 502. :thumbs:

[stevasaurus 23,279]

that's what I wanted to know...I posted numbers without pics, and the information is from the answers I got from the numbers only...wasn;t able to post pics until today...redsquare ruled :thumbs:

[KyBlue 655]

nice Collection!

[TJ 184]

Nice tractors. :thumbs:

[Nick 13]

Nice tractors Steve. And any man with old red tractors plus a Ford in the garage must be ok. :whistle:

[Teddy da Bear 11]

Amen on the tractors and the Ford.

I have been wanting one of those.

[WHC-125 4]

You got some nice machines there :thumbs:

[Michael Bullington 5]

IF you ever decide to dump that no good tecumseh . .Like everyone else...Let me know I want it : :whistle:

[stevasaurus 23,279]

that ford is a 1964 custom...put it up at Thanksgiving and it popped right off today...had to move it to pull out the horses...I did look under the hood to see if it was a Kohler after it started after sitting for 4 months , but it was still the straight six 223 ...........classic 60's :whistle:

[jerrell 1]

Steve that shop floor looks just like mine, thought about pouring concrete and the wife wants me to but the cost and moving everthing is just to big of a job,

[Duff 206]

Nice tractors, and nice Ford!

Ignore the rabble about the car. They're just jealous!

Duff :whistle:

[WHC-125 4]

:thumbs:

[kj4kicks 154]

edited all the car rabble... please keep it on-topic guys.

[stevasaurus 23,279]

Sorry...I misssed all the car rable...edited before I saw it...didn't mean to start anything.

Could post some pictures in the non-tractor related this spring, if you guys want to see it.

Terry...you are right about the 502, I completely missed that one...got a HT55C-3088P in her...haven't tried to start it yet...but I pulled the rope and she turns and feels like it has compression.

jerrell...you can pick up ground up asphault for next to nothing...spread a couple inches and roll it with a lawn rooler...it hardens because of the old blacktop, and is smooth to walk on...have used it in other spots...3 yards of it cost me $20.00.

works great :whistle:

[BPjunk 184]

Steve,

Maybe some time when it does get warmer could post a few pictures of your 502 engine (with out the hood)?

Did you find those Wheel Horss with the pin striping or did you do that work? It does set off the lines of the old round hoods.

Oh yeah ...... Ya' might point the muffler straight down on the Tecusmeh, it has been found that the air pressure from driving forward will slow the exhaust out of the exhaust port causing the engine to act like it is vapor locking. Back in 1968 Tecumseh changed the design of their muffler to point straight forward (this also kind of burned the paint on Wheel Horse hoods) and found this direct air pressure caused a problem. A deflector held in place with a single screw was added to shoot the exhaust out to the side.

Wild Bill in Richmond, Va.

[HorseFixer 2,013]

Steve ~ Nice Looking Round Hoods! :thumbs:

[Operator 7]

: Now that is a nice looking herd indeed,

[stevasaurus 23,279]

wild bill...thanks for the tip on the muffler...we will fix

pics are for sure, as soon as I can get her out

the pin stripping, my dad did when he used them for his lawn bussiness. He stripped everything...I do think it looks good also. He had a gadget that was small, it had a little vial for paint and it had a wheel attached for applying the paint. You just rolled it where you wanted. There is one guy posting on here that wants to paint a wheelhorse pink for his wife. The stripping might be an option. A red horse with the right shade of pink could look pretty and pretty nice. Could keep him from catching alot of grief. :thumbs: