I flagged this as resolved because I finally found a use for my snowblower that I would loan out to family and get it back broken every single time.
after a few years of repairing this thing every spring I always thought what the heck I could possibly redneck this thing into that would actually...
did the whole ram twist?
is it possible the piston rod twisted inside the cylinder.
there is alot of those yellow county line splitters in my neck of the woods and people seem to be happy with them.
with a leaking seal I bet there is an issue with the piston binding up causing the motor to...
after alot of online searching the closest model to it I can find is a 2200 series, it looks very similiar but it has a steering wheel, mine pivots the whole front diff left or right with a lever.
I am charging my inlaws to dig a trench with it and would like to put the money i am charging...
Anyone ever seen one of these? any idea of a model number? I can see a ditch witch sticker thats been painted over, I am looking to find parts for it but I cannot find a model # or a serial # tag on it anywhere, it has a Wisconsin THD engine and I am having trouble finding a replacement...
i was wondering about that myself, I have never touched an electro saw yet, but I had a hunch that they would make enough torque to cut right through most/any chainsaw safety clothing.
definatley going to need updated PPE for the electrics.
maybe one of these youngsters could get a jump on...
is this considered a 2nd gen, 1947 WF23, I bought it off of my neighbor, runs and drives good, still has 75HP flathead in it, has a top speed of 35mph. lol have absolutley no idea what I'm going to do with it, but had to have it.
Anyone run Dominator in an outboard motor?
I just bought a 15HP Mercury 2 stroke and the only oil I have on hand is Dominator, I should probably go get sone TCW3 but I am being lazy and dont feel like driving to town.
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