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Old 07-26-2018, 06:57 AM
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Ok! Found the tag. Painted over and covered on grease.
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Comes back as 1 1971 wheel horse commando 800! Good call Beth.. ty
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Glad you found the I D tag. What are your plans for this new toy?
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Glad you found the I D tag. What are your plans for this new toy?
Well, I washed it to start... Not sure what I want to do with it.. Its not a Cub but I do like it for some reason. Can't put my finger on why I like it LOL.. Just seems like a cool old tractor to me.

Heres a few pics after a quick wash.. Oh. and the PTO works very well. The blades are like new and almost like someone sharpened them just before they put it to rest. The deck is solid as well. All the baffles look nice.
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What is messing me up is that the muffler is coming out the flywheel side, but I do not see the vr under the steering wheel so it may be a 800 Beth.
There is a VR under the helm hard to see in pictures.
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You're lucky to have a good deck. The ones that show up at my friends shop are all rotten. Mike
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What?, did you lose a bet and had to choose between a wheel donkey , or shave your head? Can be the only explanation I can think of.
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What?, did you lose a bet and had to choose between a wheel donkey , or shave your head? Can be the only explanation I can think of.
I think I might donate to one of my employees to take this one home. He really seems to have fallen in love with it.. He has a medium size garden and some grass. Been using a push mower for awhile. He probably has enough grass to make good use of this tractor.
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Hey Beth, Or anyone for that matter.. Do you know if its possible to flash the field on the Tecumseh style VR's? The WH is not charging. I will check for AC In a few min but I think its the VR
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Hey Beth, Or anyone for that matter.. Do you know if its possible to flash the field on the Tecumseh style VR's? The WH is not charging. I will check for AC In a few min but I think its the VR
If the tractor does not have a Delco-Remy starter generator...then it has an alternator style with a rectifier/regulator. You cannot flash fields on the rectifier.regulator. If this thing has an old style VR please get a picture of it.
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Its solid state, stator under flywheel.. lol you knew that already tho. It had the original VR under inside of helm. Has a date on it of 4/70. I have it out of unit. Will get a picture in the morning. I found a replacement that looks identical pretty much on dbelectric.com. measured voltage off stator was 28volts on both sides. Only getting battery voltage on DC. 12.5 volts.

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