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Jim Dandy value??
GB Now that I look at this it does look like a Kohler motor. It looked like it had some hydraulics because there was a lever on the "dash" that said up and down. Here's a photo.- Tom R.S.
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Jim Dandy value??
Don't need another tractor but I'm intrigued by this one. It has a 12 HP Wisconsin, a 4' wide snowblower, original lights and sheet metal,Economy cab made of flex plastic and a hard white plastic top, wheel weights, fair tires appear to be original all holding air. Its oily and grimey but not...- Tom R.S.
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Jim Dandy questions
Did Jim Dandy get bought out by Economy? Did they use briggs engines?- Tom R.S.
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WC Hard to start warm
Yes always using the kill switch when we plan to start it up soon after. I'll try the fuel shut off. Thanks- Tom R.S.
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WC Hard to start warm
Our 37 WC died on July 4th. Sent the mag out to have it rebuilt after removing the cover and discovering things looked pretty old. Had a bad condenser and a few other small things and a good clean up. I was hoping this would solve the problem we've had with starting after its warmed up. No luck...- Tom R.S.
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High Mileage oil
Slightly off topic but could apply to old iron too. I put a lot of mileage on my cars - one has 168K and the other 225K. They both run great and I plan on keeping them both for a few years. When I get an oil change they try to sell me high mileage oil. Is there any benefit to this oil or is it...- Tom R.S.
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Draining gas ......or not
I have a hand full of tractors that don't get used much. A trip up the road or in a parade a few times a year. So I don't turn over the gas much. I've heard its best to keep the tanks full of gas to avoid the moisture issue in the tanks. But that means in my case this gas gets old. I've used...- Tom R.S.
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Owner of 1927 Shaw
Trying to contact the owner of the yellow 1927 Shaw posted in the Tractor Gallery. Untitled URL Link- Tom R.S.
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B S Float replacement
Just had to replace a leaking brass float in my 1951, 8 HP Model 23 FBC. The replacement is plastic. The problem is that the new float is no where near being level to the carb body as it should be and there is no way to adjust it that I can see. Has anyone run into this problem. The only...- Tom R.S.
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37 WC Starting when warm
Our 37 WC with crank start only starts pretty easy when cold. But when its warmed up it can be a bugger! We can usually get it but the back feels it after a lot of cranking. Any advice or tricks to try?- Tom R.S.
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First Case Tractor
Zach, Attaching a pic. of my 1945 SC. Got it in boxes about 20 years ago, my first tractor ever. No. 3 piston was stuck. I"ve restored most of it but its not perfect by any means. Great tractor. I don"t work it much other than driving to and in parades. The work clothes look is good too. My sons...- Tom R.S.
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