What have you done to your Wheel Horse today?

[adsm08 3,203]

46 minutes ago, Teddy da Bear62 said:

Why is trailer designed/built to be so tongue heavy??

 

To avoid stuff like this:

 

 

[ebinmaine 72,566]

1 hour ago, Teddy da Bear62 said:

Why is trailer designed/built to be so tongue heavy??

 

A. Adds traction to the tractor. 

B. This is a dumping trailer. The back of the trailer touches the ground at full tilt.  

 

[Handy Don 14,045]

If the tractor loading guy had moved the tractor farther forward on the trailer, of course, the truck's rear tires would’ve been back on the ground. Lucky he wasn’t killed chasing the rig. 

[702854boy 82]

On 6/8/2025 at 4:46 PM, ebinmaine said:

 

 

It looks like your splitter tires are a little flat there

[ebinmaine 72,566]

18 minutes ago, 702854boy said:

It looks like your splitter tires are a little flat there

 

Only on the bottom 

[cleat 7,252]

Don't have to lift the logs as high that way.

[MainelyWheelhorse 1,499]

 

After work, the bezel had dried fully so on it went for now. I still need to add the chrome accents and horse but that’s the easy part. It’s getting there piece by piece.

[TonyToro Jr. 1,946]

Rototilled the garden with the C-145

[702854boy 82]

Well after a few months of off and on reading I have read all 968 pages of this part of the forum.

[Damien Walker 297]

16 hours ago, peter lena said:

@Damien Walker  front axel , spindle , grease fitting , vinyl cap , cAN,T SEE IT ?  pete

Apologies, I misunderstood what you meant....I thought the grease caps were on the axle not the spindle! I'd be interested to see how you fotted those....😃

[peter lena 9,252]

@Damien Walker those caps are the same size , for the wheel axel  end and the vertical axel end top point , very easy to  try one on , and keep in grease , and keep out crud . this is not in the book , dare to try  something , pete

[Damien Walker 297]

1 hour ago, peter lena said:

@Damien Walker those caps are the same size , for the wheel axel  end and the vertical axel end top point , very easy to  try one on , and keep in grease , and keep out crud . this is not in the book , dare to try  something , pete

But there's nothing to slip them over. On all of my tractors, the spindle pokes out of the top of the axle casting by only enough to secure it with a circlip...my guess is that the 'upstand' is therefore no more than 1/8" (including the circlip) or thereabouts...surely nowhere near enough to guarantee that the cap wouldn't just pop off and end up in the mower?