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Old 08-19-2016, 02:30 PM
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Thanks for the picture. I think that will do nicely for what i have planned. Should be fun and take a long while to complete as they always do. The hard part is going to be making the adapter for the engine flywheel to mount the clutch driver on.
Take a long time indeed. My wife and I are in the process of building our new "downsized" home, and I still root around looking for parts for the next project. I just scored this "treasure" and got the steering column/valve, front axle with cylinder, and the steering brakes. Sorry for hijacking your post.
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Take a long time indeed. My wife and I are in the process of building our new "downsized" home, and I still root around looking for parts for the next project. I just scored this "treasure" and got the steering column/valve, front axle with cylinder, and the steering brakes. Sorry for hijacking your post.
No worries mate. always got to look around for goodies that everyone has decided to throw away. I have a pair of Wisconsin TJDs that i picked up for a pair of benjamins. one runs and the other does not. both are E start and should be plenty fun to mess with. Love the sound they make when they run.
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Old 08-20-2016, 11:11 AM
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Here is my 147 with 26x12x12. Really tight fit but I didn't have to shim or change anything.
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I know, you asked for WF and this definitely is not one. But I read 26x12x12s and got all giddy.

Sorry for the diversion. Hope your project goes well!

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Does anyone have a picture of a WF with 26x12-12 ag rears and 18.5x8.5-8 turfs on the front? Got a strange idea in my head and i wanna see what it looks like before I buy the tires.
Fellow member MikeMasheris built this Mini Suoer beast earlier this year... I believe it is an 82 series with the "Super" size tires on it

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nice tars,this one has a big hole in it.
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Front 16x6.50x8
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just a little bit of an update. Jeff from PA has been contacted to provide a bit of machine support. here is a little teaser.

On a side note. I got the clutch parts in. Does the wear on the disc and coupler look to be to much to be serviceable? the disc I would think would be ok if it has a bit of slop. The coupler tho I am worried about. I plan on using a driveshaft bearing with a lock collar to help with support. Would you drill new holes in the coupler 90 degrees from the worn holes. Or would you make a new coupler?
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CC 127 (lightly built engine, primary mower)
CC 147 (with sweepster broom)
CC 1650 (Dual hydro option on both other has k361)
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1810 with 16/6.50-8 and 26/12-12
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I like those 26's farm fresh! Dang, big enough exhaust pipe? lol I've been wanting another set of ags. If I just use my custom 1288 for plowing I may go to 26's. It would look pretty cool! You gonna paint your 1810 like an 88 series IH? She'd look awesome!
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