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#831
05-24-2020, 09:47 PM
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782 Coil replacement
Made a bracket and mounted a Harley Davidson coil on the KT17 in my 782.
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Loader 102 with Snow Thrower 147 with wood chipper 782 rebuilt With 50" belly mower 1200 with Haban Sickle Bar 1450 restored with Roto Tiller 1512 with Snow Plow 
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#832
05-25-2020, 09:27 AM
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The mule drive for my 782 needed some help both mechanically and ascetically.
Stripped 39yrs of gunk and old paint off then primed and painted. Since I don't have a compressor I used rattle cans. I thought I had made a horrible mistake after I began painting. I used the color charts from this site and ordered my paints from CCSpecialties. I started with the small parts first and that first bracket looked almost yellow rather than "white". I han't stripped all the hanger yet so I took some brake cleaner and cleaned off an area and I was shocked to find that the new paint and old were the same. To the purists I apologize for not keeping it all IH White but my tractor is red and I think the red pieces are tastefully done and this will once again bring some class to the neighborhood when I get everything back in use. The 44c deck is next to get refurbished. Maybe start later this week. My apologies for the sideways pic. No matter what I did it always turned on me. IMG_0884.jpgIMG_0930.jpg
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#835
05-30-2020, 07:00 PM
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caught 1/2 of the hydro fluid in the oil catch! picked up this basketcase 1250 in OR back in march. so far i've rewired it, new starter, new ignition, new plug, new wire, new pto switch. motor runs, just trying to figure out some hydro gremlins
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#836
05-30-2020, 07:11 PM
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I used the 123 with the mower deck today in relief for the much newer lawn tractor. The wife mowed about half the yard with the first string, but it tore up another belt for her, so I called to the bullpen and got old reliable out and finished the job.
I got the proverbial "hairy eyeball" from her when I drug it home, fixed it up and told her that it would be a great backup for the main mower. It took a few years, but I guess I showed her.  Do you think she will believe me when I bring another one home? 
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#837
06-01-2020, 05:56 PM
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782 resurrect
Made a mount for a new electronic fuel pump for the 782 instead of dealing with the mechanical one on the KT17.
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Loader 102 with Snow Thrower 147 with wood chipper 782 rebuilt With 50" belly mower 1200 with Haban Sickle Bar 1450 restored with Roto Tiller 1512 with Snow Plow
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#839
06-06-2020, 09:01 PM
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782 restification
Put newly painted parts out in the sunshine.
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Loader 102 with Snow Thrower 147 with wood chipper 782 rebuilt With 50" belly mower 1200 with Haban Sickle Bar 1450 restored with Roto Tiller 1512 with Snow Plow
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#840
06-09-2020, 07:23 PM
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The shut off screw on the fuel bowl of my 123 was leaking out the stem. Stem packing nut was TIGHT, so I didn't dare try to screw it in any tighter to adjust it for fear that something would break.
Tried to just buy a new fuel bowl - no go locally. Bought some very small valve stem packing, but it was way too soft and gummed up the threads. Had an idea. I got two of the smallest o-rings in my supply box and put them on the shaft of the shutoff stem. Put the stem back in the fuel bowl, gave them just a little bit of compression with the nut and put gas in the tank. Success! It doesn't leak open or closed, and the valve stem turns easier than it ever did. Now time will tell whether the o-rings are as gasoline resistant as they say they are.
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