Archive through February 21, 2012

[ksanders]

Beat me to the post. Guess it was repainted then as suspected; however, if the tag was painted over I wouldn't have bothered to get one for it.

 

[twarman]

It makes no sense to me, I see no signs of red paint or anybody messing with the plates or rivets. No matter what it is, it runs great and I guess I dumbed into some hybrid 14hp gear driven wide frame. I can't seem to get the pics small enough to upload but if anyone would be so gracious as get them via email and give some interpretaion, it may make more sense.

 

[jbaker]

Man who streched this forum??

Anyway what we know with out seeing about Tims post

1. its a QL version according to date portion of serial number

2. model portion of serial says its a 782

3. 14 hp with iso mounts where not stock in the the 782 or a gear drive QL


Tim we need pictures

 

[twarman]

How could I upload a decent size pic. It seem to say I had a 100 kb limit. I am as dumb about this as I am this darn tractor

 

[pbell]

Mike F,
I think there was more snow that day at Daniel Chestnut's family home, than we have had here all winter.
Left to right, Daniel, Paul F, Mike F, Jason Karrer, me.

 

[twarman]

I threw some pics on Flikr if anyone cares to crack this case. If I have missed something simple, I apologize.

LINK

Mod edit: Link fixed.

 

[twarman]

It looks like it did not hyperlink the whole link so I guess cutting and pasting is the best way

 

[twarman]

Moderator repaired my shoddy link work, thanks

 

[tzingleman]

Hey everyone, this is my first post, so sorry if I screw it up.

I recently bought a 1968 124 from my dad for hauling stuff around my property. It needs some work, and first on my list is getting the fuel leaks stopped.

The motor is a K301-47138. The first leak I'm trying to fix is coming from the fuel shut-off valve. I have looked through parts diagrams and I haven't seen a blown-up picture of the part. The fuel is leaking directly from the valve.

I put an O-ring on the base of the set screw that the valve screw is screwed into, but that didn't stop it. I tried backing the valve and the set screw all the way out to look for a missing seal, but it wouldn't come out.

Sorry that this is lengthy, and I'm probably not calling everything by the right name.

Here's a link to a pic of the part in question.

http://i1100.photobucket.com/albums/g415/buddy5954/Fuelshutoff.jpg

 

[tzingleman]

I guess asking my question would help.

Does anyone know how I can stop this leak? Should I replace the entire part? Where could I find this part?