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Old 07-25-2018, 08:47 PM
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Bad eyes, I am sure it is a b100. go back out there, only rain is bad for a witch.
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Bad eyes, I am sure it is a b100. go back out there, only rain is bad for a witch.
LOL.. I think an inch of rain came down in last hour. 3 speed and reverse. Could not even get close enough to truck to see. Shoes were under water.... Will have to wait till daylight to get another look.
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OK. so, I dont see embossed kohler on blower housing. The fuel line passes through blower housing. Also looks to have a fuel pump of some kind on it. Rectangular box towards front that fuel line attaches to before carb.
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Might have been an option, Now that i looks at the books, it is a B100 8 speed
Ok.. so tractor data shows a B100 as a 6 speed.. You may be onto something here.. Tractor data shows the 800 as a hydro.
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Ok.. so tractor data shows a B100 as a 6 speed.. You may be onto something here.. Tractor data shows the 800 as a hydro.
The 800 Special was the gear model...The 800 was a hydro.
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The 800 Special was the gear model...The 800 was a hydro.
AH. ok. makes sense. So what do you make of the fuel line passing through blower housing. None of the pictures I see online of the 800 or the b100 show that
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AH. ok. makes sense. So what do you make of the fuel line passing through blower housing. None of the pictures I see online of the 800 or the b100 show that
Briggs and Tecumseh used that method on some of their horizontal shaft engines.
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Well, Ill fool around with it in the morning.. The good news was who ever used it drained the tank nicely. They kept it under cover. I put some gas in it and the booster pack helped it fire off pretty quickly. The engine sounded nice. Did not see any smoke. The clutch operated well enough that I got to try all forward gears and reverse. I will update int he am..Thanks for the help!
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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.
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