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BlakeGroce Screwdriver

Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 10:03 am | |
| The only complaint I have is the shifter boot on these suck. Basically if you go anywhere deeper than about mid ways up the tractor 9 times out of 10 you've got water in the trans. So these things like to have there gear oil changed. |
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RichieRichOverdrive DimeWeld


Age : 18 Join date : 2016-10-29 Posts : 2928 Forum Rep : 124 Location : Lewisburg, KY
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 12:47 pm | |
| What kind are they? Just an off the shelf double lip that a ball on the shifter rides against? Pretty sure that's what my 2300 has. |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 1:47 pm | |
| Its basically just a hole with a taper at the end so the ball doesnt fall all the way through and then theres a set screw that lockes the ball in place so you cant just pull it out. The set screw sets into a hole that's drilled about an 1/8th in the side of the ball and is alittle bit bigger than the set screw so it allows enough slop to shift gears. Its pretty simple I probably made it really confusing. But my problem is that there is no seal or gasket like a 2300 has. |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 1:52 pm | |
| So basically it you took a 2300 and took 3 screws/bolt (cant remember what mine has) out and take the shifter out then just shove it back into the hole on the trans that about what a wheel horse has. |
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RichieRichOverdrive DimeWeld


Age : 18 Join date : 2016-10-29 Posts : 2928 Forum Rep : 124 Location : Lewisburg, KY
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 1:56 pm | |
| That kinda sucks. I wonder if you could machine it for at least an O ring seal. |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 2:21 pm | |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 2:27 pm | |
| It would be pretty easy to chuck it up on a mill since the bottom is flat then a guy could cut a groove for the O ring. But idk where you could put one at.....thought about just cutting out a piece of rubber that's the same size as the square that the shifter ball is in then cut a hole for the rod and then silicon that down. So at least I could get to the set screw. |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 2:33 pm | |
| Idk I guess I'll see how bad the water gets in.....I've never had it that deep before. |
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RichieRichOverdrive DimeWeld


Age : 18 Join date : 2016-10-29 Posts : 2928 Forum Rep : 124 Location : Lewisburg, KY
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 2:37 pm | |
| Could you just get a new boot? |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 2:47 pm | |
| It's got one on it but there not very good they just kinda set on there. The bottom likes to move around alot and wiggle it's way up the shaft. |
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AllisKidD21 Moderator


Age : 22 Join date : 2016-07-10 Posts : 5081 Forum Rep : 266 Location : Ontario Canada
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 3:01 pm | |
| I've definitely noticed the same with my 655. It just kinda sits there to protect from dirt that falls down, not like an actual seal. You can slide it up the shifter and see the shifter ball.
More of a shifter "skirt" than a boot, hahaha. _______________________________________________ "This'll either wake you up or put you to sleep forever!"- Red Green     "Whatever you do you should do right, even if it's something wrong." - Hank Hill    - MTD Off-Road Build      - Ford LT 110 Off-Road Build    - Craftsman GT 6000 Off-Road Build - Allis B-110, 710 & 716 - Wheel Horse 655 & 953 - Case 444 - Bolens Versamatic & 1668 - Cub 106 & 124 - Ford LGT 125 & 145 - |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 3:05 pm | |
| Yes! XD that's what I'm calling it from now on. |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 4:48 pm | |
| Well I was thinking about welding this thing up but then I remembered that the welder has thin wire in it for sheet metal so I'm gonna wait. I really want to burn it in good.  |
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RichieRichOverdrive DimeWeld


Age : 18 Join date : 2016-10-29 Posts : 2928 Forum Rep : 124 Location : Lewisburg, KY
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 7:43 pm | |
| If you prep your surfaces and run it with the right settings it'll hold it just as well. My dad's mig has always ran .023, nearly the thinnest you can get. I've welded a lot of structural stuff with it. I save some of the heavier stuff for the stick welder so I don't waste gas. |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Thu Jun 06, 2019 7:46 pm | |
| I guess I'll give it a try tomorrow and see what happens. Worst comes to worst I can always re weld it. |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Sun Jun 09, 2019 9:10 pm | |
| I got my bumper all welded together and painted today. I switched the wire out to .30 Not my best welds but should hold. Right now its drying.  |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Sun Jun 09, 2019 9:20 pm | |
| Wanted to go for a ride today while the bumper was drying but I ran out of gas  and then I found out that we're all out of gas.  ...................so I pushed it back home. |
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Murraymountain Prybar


Join date : 2019-02-04 Posts : 1627 Forum Rep : 59 Location : North Carolina
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Sun Jun 09, 2019 9:29 pm | |
| Hahahaha! I run out of gas a lot. At least I can tow it with the golf cart LOL! |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Sun Jun 09, 2019 9:36 pm | |
| Well I never did check the gas before I left because for some reason I guess cause it's a honda I thought it gets 5000 yards per gallon. Then I get their run out of gas then walk home for nothing but disapontment. Then I had to push a 500 pound lawn mower back to the house. Lessons learned here. |
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MightyRaze Administrator


Age : 45 Join date : 2016-09-06 Posts : 6919 Forum Rep : 516 Location : Central Oklahoma
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Mon Jun 10, 2019 12:47 am | |
| Very nice bumper. Looks to be pretty sturdy. Thick stock for the mounts. If you wanted to make it even more sturdy in the future, you could add a couple gussets to them. _______________________________________________ Li'l RED my original modified tractor!Forum Admin -- Chat Admin-- Facebook Page Admin ATLTF Facebook Page -- How To Upload PicturesHave a question? Ask me! Type in " @MightyRaze" in your post! Your ATLTF Staff: Administrators: @Doug, @MightyRaze, @"Doc Sprocket", @Stretch44875Moderators: @TheRainbowBoxer, @AllisKidD21 |
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RichieRichOverdrive DimeWeld


Age : 18 Join date : 2016-10-29 Posts : 2928 Forum Rep : 124 Location : Lewisburg, KY
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Mon Jun 10, 2019 1:36 am | |
| Bumper looks sturdy. I gotta do something for a bumper soon enough on the GT6K.
I had to push my go kart like ¼ mile back to my house once. Man, that sucked. |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Tue Jun 18, 2019 11:46 am | |
| Well I got my bumper all mounted up today. Forgot to notch the bumper for the hood pin and spent all day yesterday doing that, also had to make a longer hood pin but its on there finally.  |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Mon Jul 01, 2019 2:11 pm | |
| It's been awhile since I last posted and really nothing has changed. I've been working on my truck as much as I can so it'll be ready for me to drive to school this year.  |
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AllisKidD21 Moderator


Age : 22 Join date : 2016-07-10 Posts : 5081 Forum Rep : 266 Location : Ontario Canada
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Mon Jul 01, 2019 3:35 pm | |
| Wow, that's a beautiful old stepside you have there! Is it a C or a K? _______________________________________________ "This'll either wake you up or put you to sleep forever!"- Red Green     "Whatever you do you should do right, even if it's something wrong." - Hank Hill    - MTD Off-Road Build      - Ford LT 110 Off-Road Build    - Craftsman GT 6000 Off-Road Build - Allis B-110, 710 & 716 - Wheel Horse 655 & 953 - Case 444 - Bolens Versamatic & 1668 - Cub 106 & 124 - Ford LGT 125 & 145 - |
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BlakeGroce Screwdriver


Age : 18 Join date : 2019-06-02 Posts : 288 Forum Rep : 27 Location : Richmond Ky
 | Subject: Re: 1969 Wheel Horse 700 WORKHORSE Mon Jul 01, 2019 3:56 pm | |
| Thanks! It's a 1967 c10 long bed stepside 283sbc standard 3spd. It was my dads first vehicle that he ever owned. Been in the faimly for 30 years now. Been sitting in a barn since 1998 pulled it out last year so it had been in there for 20 years. My dad ran it every 5 years or so. But It runs again, I'm working on brake lines right now and replacing them all because their all original and in rough shape. |
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