For those with weak stomachs... or big ones...

[Alvy]

Originally Posted by Lanceskene

Seems to me it might just be the CCs that do things backwards and put the valve stems on the inside

They don't, they're on the outside.

I was told once i had a set of jd rear rims on one of my wide frames and I guess I never realized the offset went the other way. They looked right on mine but the valve stems were inside and hitting the brake calipers. Oh well live and learn. Anyway nice collection of tractors Lance you've been through quite a few of them.

[Dirty Steve]

Lew, great score (hate saying that about green ones). I have a brother in law into those BIG TIME. Has dozens of them. He certainly would say, "Ya done good"! Kind of the shame of the family , if you ask me.....

[Lanceskene]

Originally Posted by Alvy

They don't, they're on the outside.

I was told once i had a set of jd rear rims on one of my wide frames and I guess I never realized the offset went the other way. They looked right on mine but the valve stems were inside and hitting the brake calipers. Oh well live and learn. Anyway nice collection of tractors Lance you've been through quite a few of them.

Oh I thought that the valve being out was maybe why guys were thinking the wheels were inside out.

and yes Ive been through a few since I started to buy/sell them but I do keep the ones I like.... or just put such a high price tag on them that they arent likely to sell... the JD110, the Ford LGT, and the Bolens Super RaM are all permanent pieces of my collection, as is the LoBoy and possibly the CC126 although I havent had a chance to drive it yet.

anyway... back to the POs 110... I hope we see progress reports, be interesting to see what you think of it once its all in working order

[ol'George]

Thought about you Lance,
I saw a '73 154 cub lowboy setting on the side of the road, for sale.
It has nice new paint job/decals on the hood/grill, rest of the paint is original and not too bad, new turfs on the front, older diamond turfs on the read but good.
"59 woods deck under it.
It looks like it was always shedded, but not $2800 worth.
Kind of a smallish motor @ 14 Hp,and can't remember if they were a live PTO, but do remember they were a fast one @ like 22-2400.
Anyway, I thought I know a guy who needs a grill Ha,LOL!

[darkminion_17]

Originally Posted by zippy1

Glad to hear you got it running Master of Lew.
But as in our phone conversation this afternoon, you knew you would get it going...

good talking to you also,I was not getting spark so I had to check the points and the muffler was in the way,had to remove it,dopey design...while I had it off,I shook out the old wasp nest.

[Lanceskene]

Originally Posted by ol'George

Thought about you Lance,
I saw a '73 154 cub lowboy setting on the side of the road, for sale.
It has nice new paint job/decals on the hood/grill, rest of the paint is original and not too bad, new turfs on the front, older diamond turfs on the read but good.
"59 woods deck under it.
It looks like it was always shedded, but not $2800 worth.
Kind of a smallish motor @ 14 Hp,and can't remember if they were a live PTO, but do remember they were a fast one @ like 22-2400.
Anyway, I thought I know a guy who needs a grill Ha,LOL!

The outer fiberglass is readily avail, just sneak back after dark and grab me the headlight bezel and lower insert..LOL

Points on the 110 are hard to get at but the starter is even worse... I recommend pulling the engine out if you need to ever tackle that job.