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joe fess

USA
260 Posts

Posted - 06/21/2014 :  18:13:54  Show Profile Send joe fess a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I came across a good parts tractor for my 1977 sears garden tractor.I use it for all my mowing and fall clean up.So far as I can tell it has a good deck,good transaxle,and a decent running engine.



B-16_IC

USA
2823 Posts

Posted - 06/21/2014 :  21:34:05  Show Profile  Visit B-16_IC's Homepage Send B-16_IC a Private Message  Reply with Quote
And wheel weights! Parts tractors are very handy as these things get older, can't just get parts anywhere.

Life is all about paying. Pay attention, or pay the consequences, the choice is yours. Rich
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joe fess

USA
260 Posts

Posted - 06/22/2014 :  06:05:58  Show Profile Send joe fess a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Previous owner said belt would not stay on mower, belt retainer for double stack pulley missing and no longer available.Went to e-bay and found a new old stock one,lucky.Clutch spring for drive too strong,ordered right one.Carb. had to be cleaned and a new fuel line.I should be able to cut with it in a week or so.This was a $1300-$1400 tractor 37 years ago and it is still earning it's keep.
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olcowhand

USA
5115 Posts

Posted - 06/22/2014 :  07:53:48  Show Profile  Visit olcowhand's Homepage Send olcowhand a Private Message  Reply with Quote
A backup or parts tractor is priceless! That one looks pretty good.

Daniel in Ky -- So much to do, so little time!




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joe fess

USA
260 Posts

Posted - 06/29/2014 :  05:58:50  Show Profile Send joe fess a Private Message  Reply with Quote
After two carb.cleanings and a good fuel tank flush running good.Gear oil looked like a moca shake.New plug,oil and muffler I had in my parts.Tossed out seat cover,not knowing what was living in it and painted steel pan.New belt guide worked good but one on deck too wide .Ruined belt before I noticed it,now modified.Cut lawn without any further problems.Wire brushed major rust areas and primed.It will be back up and parts mach. as needed.




Edited by - joe fess on 08/17/2014 06:20:59
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joe fess

USA
260 Posts

Posted - 08/13/2014 :  18:14:44  Show Profile Send joe fess a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Gave it a quick spray job with leftover paint from loader project and mounted plow frame.Grandchildren took turns driving and riding on what they call grampys new old tractor.One grandchild left but he has to learn to sit up to get a turn.





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Cvans

USA
4407 Posts

Posted - 08/14/2014 :  15:46:28  Show Profile Send Cvans a Private Message  Reply with Quote
It's so much fun to see the kids having a good time. The smiles are so heart warming. Thanks for the photos!


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Thomas Jefferson


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joe fess

USA
260 Posts

Posted - 03/08/2015 :  15:37:57  Show Profile Send joe fess a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Decided to dig out tractor to check it out.It has been buried since blizzard hit us.A quick 10 min.charged and the old gal started right up.They don't make them like they did back then(1977)Worcester county over 100 inches this winter parts of Alaska only 20.I'll have snow till may at this rate.

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skunkhome

USA
12827 Posts

Posted - 03/08/2015 :  22:25:44  Show Profile Send skunkhome a Private Message  Reply with Quote
My biggest problems with cranking up motors after winter I am sure is tied to the use of gasohol.

Phil



"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither safety nor liberty."

Benjamin Franklin
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wlewis379

USA
402 Posts

Posted - 03/08/2015 :  23:28:48  Show Profile Send wlewis379 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by skunkhome

My biggest problems with cranking up motors after winter I am sure is tied to the use of gasohol.


Or maybe those little critters you keep complaining about Phil!

Happy Trails Bill

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