Search results

I looks to me like there's a break of cut it the diaphram at the bottom left of the circle? If it has a small hole or cut, it won't pump.

Wow Noel, that ground sure worked up nice a fluffy. I take it you have 2 places with gardens then?

Kenny, does the deck disengage now like it should with the proper length belt on it?

It does appear to have the incorrect hood on it for a 72-73 model tractor. It has the early square hood on it. Good luck.

I'd say you it's a 1972 Raider "8"or a 1973 "8 SPEED 8" That's the only 8hp model that was available with a 8 speed trans. And that's only if everything is original to the tractor. This is similar to what the ID tag should look like. It's either on the left side, flywheel side of the steering...

Good deal Adam!

Looks like another money maker for Kenny! Free is always better than cash.:thumbs:

Bawahaha:D:D:D

Reed, I'd check the deck to make sure you don't have spindle locked up also check the mule drive. It's not a safety switch if the PTO comes on and lugs the engine down and kills it. IMO

Where is this show at, what state and town?

George is still around and probably would have gone but was in Texas seeing his son graduate from the Air Force Basic training last weekend.

I have a set of roll pin punches that I use. I have had to use a cut off wheel and cut the pin off flush with the shaft or bolt. Usually the heat generated by cutting the pin off will also break the rust bond and let you drive the remaining roll pin out.

Kenny, I think it'll work fine as long as you're not trying to drag a couple thousand pounds up on the trailer. I really like the idea of using rope because you don't have to worry about it breaking and whipping if it does snap.

Chris, here's the pans that's shown in the manual that Kenny uploaded. Thanks Kenny. I had a thread at the other place about the differences.

Chris, I just went to the the "What are you working on" thread and looked at your photo of the pan you have. That appears to be a QAS engine if I remember correctly. That engine uses the same pan as the JD Kohler's used. The WH should have had a wide flanged pan. I can't find a photo if the...

Can you post a picture of the pan you have Chris? I'm not quite understanding what you are saying you have and what you need.

I wonder why you couldn't use 2 of them and lift the whole tractor and not have anything under the tractor?

What size was the Cockshut, looks like a 30 or 35?

It will stretch only so far, then it won't!! :thumbs::D:rolleyes::cool:;) Couldn't help myself Kenny!

Back in the day that was a great farm tractor that was overlooked by many.