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Archive through September 13, 2006
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Fellas,
Thanks alot for all the insight/opinions regarding the use of HYTRAN oil in the rearend of my 122. I also got the 'hint' on the use of the "Fram POS filter" too. (Sorry, I didn't intend to kick a bees nest with my question).
Thanks again!
RWilke
Thanks alot for all the insight/opinions regarding the use of HYTRAN oil in the rearend of my 122. I also got the 'hint' on the use of the "Fram POS filter" too. (Sorry, I didn't intend to kick a bees nest with my question).
Thanks again!
RWilke
till
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So that must be the one missing the side panels.
OK, I'll go $20.00
OK, I'll go $20.00
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Charlie: I swear I looked and looked for a posting of yours with the auction info. All I found were the pics.
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Could a bad coil, or improper float level be causing my awful running under load?
Ted B.
Tilt yer head the other way.
Tilt yer head the other way.
John L.
Looks like a Simplicity to me.
Looks like a Simplicity to me.
John Lang,
Cultivator is a Simplicity cultivator. Simplicity sold it with their 2 wheeled garden tractor. Check this site out:
http://www.simpletractors.com/walkers/cultivator.htm
Cultivator is a Simplicity cultivator. Simplicity sold it with their 2 wheeled garden tractor. Check this site out:
http://www.simpletractors.com/walkers/cultivator.htm
mfrade
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Ryan W., no bees nest. More like an oil slick! LOL... A Hytran oil slick! No harm No foul! Just having fun at "diggers" expense. And I've never even met the guy!! 
Charlie, I'm not sure but I remember Wyatt Compton doing some hands on testing of fluids. I wonder if he ever "published" any results. I do remember him mentioning the use of ATF in his hydro. It's a non-issue for me. Gear drive you understand!!! LOL..
Charlie, I'm not sure but I remember Wyatt Compton doing some hands on testing of fluids. I wonder if he ever "published" any results. I do remember him mentioning the use of ATF in his hydro. It's a non-issue for me. Gear drive you understand!!! LOL..
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Mike Frade (Mfrade) on Wednesday, September 13, 2006 - 04:38 pm
It's a non-issue for me. Gear drive you understand!!! LOL..<!-/quote-!><hr size=0></blockquote>
What do you use in your gear drives? I have always used Hy-Tran.
Mike Frade (Mfrade) on Wednesday, September 13, 2006 - 04:38 pm
It's a non-issue for me. Gear drive you understand!!! LOL..<!-/quote-!><hr size=0></blockquote>
What do you use in your gear drives? I have always used Hy-Tran.
I have a 1650 hydro. I would like to find some attachments, specifically a tiller, but I can't locate any locally. (cental NC) Has anyone ever seen the 90 degree belt drive gear box modified to a PTO type output shaft? Is that an option for my 1650? I am leaning toward trying it so that I could use a generic PTO rototiller. Thanks for your insight!
At least it's yeller!
Seems AOL just found out about it, LOL
Seems AOL just found out about it, LOL
Brad S.
The rear stub shaft turns the wrong way.
BUT, when Kraig gets here in the morning, he'll show ya how it has been done before.
The rear stub shaft turns the wrong way.
BUT, when Kraig gets here in the morning, he'll show ya how it has been done before.
Digger,
Thanks for the info, speaking of a generic tiller, has anyone tried the bercomac tiller? My guess is since it is designed to be used with most Newer tractors (its a belt drive) the narrow belt required for the cub wont work with the pulley on the tiller drive, since most tractors now use a 5/8 wide belt. Thanks to everyone....this is a GREAT site.
Thanks for the info, speaking of a generic tiller, has anyone tried the bercomac tiller? My guess is since it is designed to be used with most Newer tractors (its a belt drive) the narrow belt required for the cub wont work with the pulley on the tiller drive, since most tractors now use a 5/8 wide belt. Thanks to everyone....this is a GREAT site.
What a field of GTs at that auction. Charlie are you going to post some of the prices?
I was wondering how they moved all those GTs to get them lined up. Important info on the forklift, I've seen some JD hydro lines crimped doing that at an auction. The lines did not look cheap.
I was wondering how they moved all those GTs to get them lined up. Important info on the forklift, I've seen some JD hydro lines crimped doing that at an auction. The lines did not look cheap.
DAVE - According to a JD Service Tech who frequently posts on another forum I look at there's a HUGE warehouse down in MILAN, IL that's FULL of 30 year old hydraulic lines for those old green tractors the local JD dealers just LOVE to order and have shipped "UPS". Having picked up such items many years ago the lines are shipped in a plastic bag about 6 inches wide and 5-6 FEET long with the end stapled shut and the "Ship To" address label slapped on.... After 2-3 days bouncing around in a brown truck You can imagine how well they fit.
Kraig,
David P.
I might post prices of the ones I buy if they go cheap enough.
David P.
I might post prices of the ones I buy if they go cheap enough.
