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it is air cooled and 4wheel drive, i've been searching and the picture was taken at the IHF. do a search for IHF panningen on youtube, should be quite some vids about it on there

that is a from a show i go to every year, or at least i think it is. is it the IHF in Panningen? i think the tractor is about 54 to 62 HP and from the late 60's not sure tho

if you're going to pull it apart i'd like to see some pics of how it's attached to the tractor

I used the pallet idea before bit instead of rocks i used my younger brother asdead Wright

put some wheels on top, when done harrowing just flip it and yer done

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still quite a while then

how long untill the "old" RS goes poof?

the column is still available from parts tree by the looks of it, it is a tad pricy tho http://www.partstree.com/parts/cub-cadet/mowers-lawn-garden-tractor/70-cub-cadet-garden-tractor/steering-gear-connections/ also ccwarehouse has some steering assy's http://ihccw.com/steering.html and if you scroll down a bit over here http://gardentractorpullingtips.com/steering.htm there is a list of all CC's that used the same steering assy

happy birthday Coach

For mowing snowbells?

Looks like a PeCo vac bagger, a wh allied attachment http://www.wheelhorseforum.com/files/file/4635-mower-vacuum-lawn-42in-48in-1985-1987-peco-model-4112-om-iplpdf/

You should have a look over on RS http://www.wheelhorseforum.com/topic/55416-instant-bolens-collection/#entry514533

the "beast" is coming back

yup, that's an suffolk engine in there, looking at it i'm thinking the 75g14 because i think the 98g14 didn't have the tank mounting holes in the cowling

i call BS on not using sleepy darts, they will work. mate of mine had some bulls escape, they were put to sleep with a dose that wil put down an elephant and they lived. respect for the hunter who didn't wan't to shoot blindly at those buffalo's

depends, family friend does shipping in large containers from Milan IN USA to about 15 miles from here and back, things like GT's get hung up on the roof of the container and parts get put between bigger items

I dont think so

yep me i've talked to a couple RS members including stevasaurus, squonk, horsefixer, jimD, rmc3. Always Nice to have some more contacts in the states

looks and sounds great Matt only one thing i'm worried about, my horse sounds just like that at idle, is that normal

well the mention of the loader will cause a riot on here, probably all of the bolens folks would want to know where that is, hell i even want to know and i'm a WH guy

welcome aboard phyliss

down the hole, where he can think about what he's caused