Showing My Girl Some Love For Her Birthday

I hope you find them. :smile2

I stayed a little late last night and wrapped up the front needle setup and got the rear wheels on. I have to shim the front steering shaft a little, put the new HD sealed bearings in the front, refill the transmission this morning then I think most of the work is done minus running it a little and changing the oil.

This tractor always had the Schaeffer paraffin extreme grease used on it and I've yet to find any real wear on anything, I'm surprised so many things still look almost new after all the work she's done. :smile2

Thats the cleanest tractor i have ever seen...
But what fits in that hitch?

The hitch is a Wheel Horse part. All of the original attachments fit in it like plows, discs, cultivators, etc. I have a stay on it to make it where it won't move, if you want it to raise up and down just take the bolt out of the stay and hook it to the chain, then it raises and lowers with the lift arm.

All the stuff I made this week is for the slot hitch, and have made most of it for years for other peeps. It's easy to change things by just taking out the pin and changing what goes in there. Once the receiver hitch is in there you can use everything you could imagine that can go on a truck hitch. I just expanded the original design to include other things and make things real easy to change in a second with no tools needed. Some pics are below.

I keep the 5/8" x 2" steel around so I guess anything I decide to weld on a piece will go on the tractor quick and easy. I like easy, easy is good lol.

Geno wrote: I hope you find them. :smile2

Well i found a few from 1985 when it was new and one when part of the cab was on and deck was still under it..... boy in pictures was are youngest Greg........................ :smile2

Thanks for finding them they are so cool! :cool

Great pics Nappy...O to be young again!

Here are a few pictures of it before Geno did his magic on it.............:smile2

She was still going though, nothing like a Horse.