wheel horse collectin

Well yea that was the deciding factor--it's a 14 horse tecumsa--we had to give the tight ass $50.00

SMITTY wrote:Are those ITP Mud Lite's on the rear? SWEEEET!! First time I ever saw those on a tractor!

Your bowl looked a little better than my Toro's ...

gee thats nasty.... the hand wire brush assortment for light socket cleaning is the ticket..

they are pirelli's. I came home with box o' goodies tonite so in the am a new bat, fuel line,air,plug,earl and gear earl and shes goin into rock draggin cee-ment haulin biz neez....

ill check the model # they are 7 psi max and seem to bite good....

freetown fred wrote:Well yea that was the deciding factor--it's a 14 horse tecumsa--we had to give the tight ass $50.00

gee wizz... first we give the injun's 24 dollars for manhattan....now you give em 50 for techumpseh err tacompsah err the injun...

14 horses should blow some air

Wow Pirelli has some copyright infringement issues -- those look EXACTLY like the Mud Lite. You'll never get stuck though, no matter what brand they are.

Check it out. Here's the ITP: http://www.itptires.com/mudlite.html

Wow they do look alike.... BUT thier named much better... Again its the horse thing...

Me & my buddy went out shoppin this week-end--the kinda stuff we bring home

Those AC and Simplicities from that era were golden too. One attachment you may be interested in was a periscope that were fitted to tractors in upper NYS mowing in May. I desperately need to mow but there is no lever on my WH that operates a down bubble command and I forgot to get the torpedo tubes operational.

coalnewbie wrote:

Me & my buddy went out shoppin this week-end--the kinda stuff we bring home

Those AC and Simplicities from that era were golden too. One attachment you may be interested in was a periscope that were fitted to tractors in upper NYS mowing in May. I desperately need to mow but there is no lever on my WH that operates a down bubble command and I forgot to get the torpedo tubes operational.

sometime without the attachment you can try mowing more often??? if the fuel is affordable....

I think after all this rain stops,we might be talking horses & ground mower I'm pretty sure the AC is early 70's

if the fuel is affordable....

.the implication being that I am behind with my mowing. The REAL depressing thing is that I was mowing the cr ap out of everything up until two days ago. Things usually get moving quickly here in the NE springbut this year the growth rate is incredible, it's like Hollywood horror movie. I recycle the horse manure, lime, turn over many times and wait for 5 year and then spread. Great for the environment but man oh man forget that miracle grow ad, you have to see how the grass grows this time of year. A week of constant rain is a disaster - and then sunny and 85F. Gulp.

Yep, horses are real happy--I'm not real thrilled---it's alive, it's alive

horses are real happy

Put a little vaseline on the bellies and that way they won't get scratched as they waddle through the pasture.

I hear that one--hey, who's the old guy you got on the wheeler with you??

Anyone have an old bolens?
My father-in law has one that is a tube frame, 8hp wisconsin. It has a snow blower, mower deck and rototiller and a new generator(I think that is what they call the altenator) He wants to sell it for $300. I was riding it around a couple days ago.
He has a couple old wheel horses he won't part with also. His grand kids like to ride/race them around the yard.