[AT] O.T.- Wheelhorse

[Larry D. Goss]

I think there is a Wheel Horse group, Herb.  But from the response
you've heard so far, you may not need it.  Some of the members of the
Power King group also collect Wheel Horse and some of them may be
interested, but if you need more "action" on your tractors than you've
already received, let me know and I'll forward the info.

I set up next to a collector from Tennessee at the local show last month
who had 23 Wheel Horse tractors on display.  He travels with a big
enclosed trailer and stacks them two-high on the inside.

FWIW, no I don't know how he had the double-decker storage rigged.  I
didn't see his trailer until he was packing up to leave, it was raining,
and I didn't feel like getting wetter just to look at the inside of his
trailer.

Larry

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[mailto:at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com] On Behalf Of Herbert Metz
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 10:41 PM
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Subject: [AT] O.T.- Wheelhorse

Off Topic
Are there any Wheelhorse Gatherings or Internet Forums (where I might
sell the below)?
I have decided to sell my old favorites: A 1973 (?) GT14 Wheelhorse with
hydrostat tranny and hydraulic lift and belly mower and 36" tiller and
snowblade (some JD green still shows) with electric clutch on p.t.o. and
tire chains (from our 1949 Chevy; the rear tires are that big).   I
cleared many driveways in our neighborhood, in Indiana.   Kohler engine
is single cylinder cast iron.   I used the tiller one time (1978?).
Tractor and mower were operational the last time I used them, three
years ago..
The other favorite: A 1973 (?) D18 Wheelhorse with hydrostat tranny and
hydraulic lift and belly mower and electric clutch on p.t.o.   Kohler
engine is twin cylinder cast iron.   Everything is operational except
one deck spindle needs keyseat rebuilt, last used two years ago.
Both have always been shedded (we bought one in 1978 (?) and other in
1983 (?).   Sheet metal and turf saver rubber is good on both.    I hate
to see them just set there.
I use an Allis G with belly mower, will go to a flail mower when rebuild
is completed; and selfpropelled walk behind.
Herbert Metz




  
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