Recent content by uglyboywith11fingers

Very nice, I am jealous ! My first new car, when I graduated college, was a '69 300 Deluxe with the 350 and 3speed auto. Just like this one... Pete

I also answered this on 'the other tractor forum' this pic should help, although it does not show the actual belt, the idler in this pic goes into the little bend in the belt in the other pic. Pete

Hope this is appropriate for this forum, after all, we are rural. This morning I was out in our attached garage, using my air nailer/stapler to slap together some free-standing shelf units for my daughters basement storage area. The air compressor (120v) kicked in, then started to stop & start...

these might help. You've probably got it fixed by now, but this will show you if you got it right. Pete

I've got a lot of what I call wild strawberry... see pic. This stuff does have small berries in June. it is hard to kill, I use 2.4.D and find it works better in the fall when plants are storing nutrients in their root systems. Pete

here is a page from the TG1860 WSM, showing an electric fuel pump does exist. Pete

OK, you did say fuel pump in your post, but let's try these... I guess my mind reading skills are lacking...:laughing: Pete

looks just like the wheels on my old utility yard trailer, think it came from TSC. I better be careful... thanks Mace. Pete

this what you're looking for ??? item 210, p/n 16851-5203-3 Pete

I tried one similar to the one referenced in the original post... didn't work well at all. Then I got one like this. It's on a tower about 40ft up. I'm north-west of Toronto, almost due north of Buffalo, so I've one panel angled towards the south-east(Toronto), the other due south. We get all...

you must be talking about the 2 bushings shown at the left of the attached pic... just above the 2 big washers. These bushings have a flat side so they fit into place on the BX's frame. You may need to get your dealer to order them for you.

I watched the snow fall all day, we had no place to go, so I waited 'til the snowfall ended this evening to clear out our 200ft driveway. I was just about out to the road on my first pass with my BX24/B2781 blower, when she quit blowing. The good news... I found todays newspaper that I couldn't...

my BX24 came with block heater installed... looks like dealer or factory install. maybe all units destined for the great white north come with heaters ? it's installed on the left side of engine block in first frost plug hole... see pic. Pete

finally got your PM, Terry... the diagram is 11" by 17", so had to scan it in 2 passes, you'll have to splice it back togther. hope this helps. Pete

My BX24 seat has been getting a bit harder to swivel lately, so had a look underneath... The centre nut was loose, and in the space between the two parts that swivel, there are/should be 4 white nylon spacers/sliders and at least 2 steel balls. mine was so loose that I've lost 2 of the nylon...