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cleat
6 minutes ago, ML3 said:

Added a lift assist spring for snowblower on the 702. Made it definitely easier to raise up. With my lower back issues I need any help I can. 

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May help the blower to float and reduce wear on the skids as well.

 

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ML3
11 minutes ago, cleat said:

May help the blower to float and reduce wear on the skids as well.

 

The blower has the steel wheels instead of skids. I did adjust spring so snowblower isn't bouncing around when down but yet its definitely lighter on the wheels. I'm sure I'll maybe need to adjust it some???? 

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MainelyWheelhorse

Today, I looked at them does that count?:D

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ebinmaine
10 minutes ago, MainelyWheelhorse said:

Today, I looked at them does that count?:D

Yes

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Bar Nuthin

Got the transaxle case back together on my C-120, after changing out the differential assy. Of course, that's when I realized that the only oil I have on hand is all 30W :rolleyes:

Anybody need a good diff with trashed axles? Or, does anyone have any good "repurposing" ideas? I suppose I could get a forge and make a few swords. :ph34r:

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kpinnc
4 hours ago, MainelyWheelhorse said:

Today, I looked at them does that count?:D

 

Yes, X2! :P

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Red Stallion
7 hours ago, MainelyWheelhorse said:

Today, I looked at them does that count?:D

I looked at mine, and swore at it for a bit because the side panel wont go back on. Then went back inside.

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sqrlgtr
3 hours ago, Red Stallion said:

I looked at mine, and swore at it for a bit because the side panel wont go back on. Then went back inside.

 

When they start to swear back then it's definitely time to go back inside. 

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8ntruck
9 hours ago, kpinnc said:

 

Yes, X2! :P

I used mine yesterday as a place to put the shed pad lock while I got a couple ears of corn for the squirrel feeder.

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Lee1977
On 12/9/2025 at 10:38 AM, nylyon said:

I don’t recall a what did you do with your wheel horse today thread.

It's called "Horses at work"  located down in "Wheel Horse Picture Gallery".

I made the last post there in September. 2023.

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WHX??
40 minutes ago, pfrederi said:

Don't know what happened to the sound

Working fine for me...:thumbs2:

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Handy Don
1 hour ago, pfrederi said:

.  First run after complete K181 engine overhaul.  Always a fingers crossed time hoping no loud banging noises.

Curious. Was the sideways coil mount your mod or original?

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pfrederi
18 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

Curious. Was the sideways coil mount your mod or original?

 

 

My Mod.  This engine was originally on a C-81 with obviously bendix starter and under seat tank.  Coil was mounted up top.  I converted her to  a S/G setup.  Some S/G engines the coil was mounted on a bracket bolted to the bottom front of the engine.  I didn't have the bracket but looking at a K181 I picked up for parts it had the cross mount so I went with that as no bracket was needed.

 

 

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WHX??
33 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

Curious. Was the sideways coil mount your mod or original?

I've had a few service eights that are mounted like that.  

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ebinmaine
6 minutes ago, WHX?? said:

I've had a few service eights that are mounted like that.  

 

Seen a couple here too

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Handy Don
1 hour ago, pfrederi said:

a K181 I picked up for parts it had the cross mount so I went with that as no bracket was needed.

And it had the longer spark plug wire you needed, as well. Nice.

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sqrlgtr

Pressure washed and mounted some 24-12-12 wheels and tires on Ol Thumper (C160). Almost to cold to play in water and got my feet wet.:violin:.

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Stan50

I installed hourmeter, there were cables ready so I just hooked it up, after some cutting and drilling of course. New ignition key switch was installed too.

 

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By the way I noticed that I don't have any power in cables for lights switch :/ 

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Wayne0
3 hours ago, Stan50 said:

I installed hourmeter, there were cables ready so I just hooked it up, after some cutting and drilling of course. New ignition key switch was installed too.

 

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By the way I noticed that I don't have any power in cables for lights switch :/ 

Wow, only .4 hours! You've got yourself a new machine!!

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Stan50

This  is good start for new beginning :D 

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