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The rims for 10.50 tires are much wider, so unless you are also getting new rims, your mounted tires may be kinda bulgy like the Michelin Man. I'm not a puller but not what you'd want for pulling, I think. |
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A 7HP engine sits lower in the frame due to the overall size of the motor as compared to a 10. You can usually see half the bottom side of the fuel tank on the right side on a 70 below the hood when it is closed. On the left side the air cleaner on a 10HP (100) is also larger, which it is, in these photos. I would lean towards it being a 100. That being said, all bets are off if someone did an engine swap at one point with an engine that isn't prototype for said tractor.
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If it ain’t one thing, it’s another.
I went to back the tractor out the other day, to replace the starter button. When I went to put it in neutral, the shifter snapped. I took it apart and went to my Grandad’s to weld her up. Got it back together and got the new button in.
Here are some pictures of the repair. I am having a problem where the starter is getting power, so it wants to start by itself. What is the square box with wires in front of the engine, in engine bay, between headlights? Thank you! |
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That square box is the voltage regulator.
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Thank you Rosehill.
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If you don't have the wires connect properly to that "black box" it will do as you describe, also can let the "magic smoke" out! (That is not a good thing) Make sure the wires are connected correctly to the labeled lugs/terminals on it. |
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I also agree. I wished people would stop destroying these classic pieces of history to make pulling tractors.
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They use these machines due to the incredible strength and rigidity. I’m a 1/4 mile guy and I love watchin them boys pull. If it brings joy and fellowship to the family, who cares?
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How about letting people do what they want, to the stuff they buy with their own money. This is insane that y’all can’t stop whining about a kid wanting to pull a sled with a tractor. Also, just for you, here is some updated pictures of the progress. |
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