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Doug, the 110 and 112 are gear drive, the 120 and 140 are hydrostatic, the one Noel has is equipped with three hydraulic levers. One goes to two ports on the left front, one goes to two ports on the right front, and the last to the middle rockshaft, hence the H3. My uncle has a 140 H1, which...

Do you let the spindles cool down before you wash the deck? If you wash it while they are still hot they will draw moisture.

Deere would label those blades as "high lift", mainly used with baggers, but also good for launching clippings (and anything else the blades pickup) at a high rate of speed if the bagger isn't equipped.

Could also install the nut, then drill a hole through the bolt left sticking out and install a roll pin or cotter key.

And to a trained ear, each model has it's own distinctive sound.

If JB Weld doesn't work, try Devcon Titanium putty.

This dude is cruising!

For you two wheeler guys;

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Had to get a new computer about four months ago, came with Win10, still miss my old one that had Win 7.

Aye, laddie!

They had big roofs for shade, once they fired one of those tractors up, they would run them all day. It took a bit of work to get one of them running, especially the steamers.

They also came in 3hp and 6hp versions too.

I think they are designed that way for high wind gust areas, the vanes will "fold" instead of spinning too fast and possibly burning up the bearings.

They are definitely ring pliers of some type.

It mostly came from the west, but it would change up at odd times, good thing my blower tractor had a cab on it!

Two things I learned about blowing snow in SD, keep the blower chute pointed low and blow in the same direction the wind is blowing!

Some did have a small wheel. also a small "knife" in front of the plow, especially if the plow was a breaking plow, which tend to be bigger and/or heavier than a standard plow.

The age could vary, Deere sold horse drawn plows up to the early-mid forties.

Definitely a horse drawn plow, only missing the clevis and handles.