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Tester there a 40 inch one on eBay at the moment If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Couple of small updates lift handle now goes up And goes down again a small hole was cut out the seat pan new metal for said hole Holes marked Then drilled Finished plate Then there was no hole Then the problems started got to this stage and went to weld it up with the mig and poof didn't want to play so out came the trusty inverter and got it finished needs grinding down but then a big ups van came new seat bargain on evil bay 20 of my finest imperial credits of the realm and bolted in Cheers Darren If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

It fits with about 2 inches of room good job I haven't got any implements for it would never be able to take any If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Gary the ghost had a quick spin around the yard https://vimeo.com/125997307 And checked to make sure it fitted in the "horse box" All in all not a very productive day but it will get there Cheers Darren If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Today's update wheel and Hub stripped off and seal looks good so don't have to change it If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

One of those little Porsche tractors? If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

No idea but from the bits I see it looks good If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Any body know if the whole gearbox/transaxle need to be stripped right down to replace the outer seals on the axle shafts? Cheers Darren

And looking threw my parts found a seat that's abit better than the one it came with but is salvageable also found a better seat pan wheel arches and a few beauty shots If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

A few more If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Productive morning today some before and after shots If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

I want to say maybe a rough cut mountfield but not so sure If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Had a blonde moment today forgot to see what size the fuel pipe was I'm guessing standard 8mm? anyone got an idea so I can get some on my travels? Cheers darren If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Not mine but thought some on might be interested. http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=161677070735 If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Ha another good look at it this evening the handle on the left (deck handle?) is seized so gouged some wd down the top so hopefully that will work and loosen it off. Looked at the fuel pipe as there was a damp patch on the floor on the left hand side where the pipe is rotted out and cracked. No problem was expecting that as it's been sat for a while. Other than that not done a great deal as I serviced a chainsaw for the father in law. If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Well had an hour or two on it This afternoon chucked an old battery on it chucked some fuel in and jumped it of the car fired up after a couple of turns ran sweet as a nut no smoke an drove it round the yard a few times hi low box works fine gears are a bit hard to find but nothing major If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

It's going to be a slow one Ian what with work silage/hay making and the little man to keep me busy oh and the mrs to keep happy If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Yeah it is but it's only if you want to be legal on the road If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

It was on evil bay so probably seen it on there http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.[/url][/url]view&id=181719182745&globalID=EBAY-GB&alt=web here's the listing it was on but I didn't pay what it says on there on bids or buy it now

Yeah seats well rotted and the seat pan/arches are a bit ripe in the middle but mechanically it reasonably good got a seal weeping on the gearbox/hub and only got an exhaust down pipe no silencer or anything an the pto is missing but I can live with out that for the moment If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Thanks chaps If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Maybe a few of you can remember I put my beloved wheel horse b111 up for sale as I didn't have the time with a new born boy. Anyways it sold hated seeing it go but I still had my little mustang to play with. Now that's back up and running I was missing having a "big tractor" so after searching eBay for a few weeks came across this at a reasonable price and couldn't resist I know it's a wheel horse with a 12 hp Kohler and by the remains of a reg number I'm guessing 1972 but no idea on model any ways a few pics hope some one can tell me what I've got Cheers Darren If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Thinking of selling my wheel horse as a new arrival back in November means I haven't got the time to spend on my hobbies and it's a shame for it to be just sat in the unit collecting dust. It will come with a cutting deck that's seen better days but could be sorted easily with a bit of time and patience. Been a good work horse the 4 years I've had it. Will need a new battery but runs and starts on the key. Be sad to see it go thinking around £220 for it. Located near GLASTONBURY If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer

Thanks for the replies missed out on it as couldn't get away form work in time shame I liked it as was different to the usual wheel horses

Been offered a bolens g8 any body know anything about them I know it's a vert engine tractor but pictures I've seen don't match any on google cheers Darren If at first you don't succeed Use a bigger hammer