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    Timing gear housing

    Welters Tractor supply Verona Mo 417-498-6496 Get your serial number and engine numbers before you call Lois there. They're awesome people. Southwest MO GG Wes
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    1550 narrow front

    Bailey, my 20 yr old, has been using Lucas red n tacky. He's overhauled a whole 258 NH take, several bearings and on the 488 haybine, in last two weeks. GG Wes
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    Another Project in the Queue

    Neat story Thanks for sharing your pictures and progress. Awesome idea on the work rack too. GG Wes
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    Dad restored my tractor, now I’m restoring his

    Awesome story. We're in West Central Missouri. Where are you at? GG Wes
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    Power Adjust Rim Jackscrew

    They were pushing to be the plow king at that time, goes back to 56' on the Super series. Then the three digits and on. Set wide tire tread for discing, pulling, stability, set narrowing for the correct plow settings or picker too, or cultivating. GG Wes
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    Swapping bull gear pinions on 88

    That's quite the project! Great job there. Thanks for sharing. GG Wes
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    Need help with wide front

    When you do Other side, get it red hot, stick a chunk of candle or canning wax in that joint of the tubes, leather gloves, it'll flame up some, but it will suck in there to lube, and bust the rust. Might take two or three heat cycles, but it works. GG
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    Oliver 546 Plow

    Neat idea for the d rings, that'll keep your paint sharp looking! GG Wes
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    Assessing clutch wear

    Pretty clean looking there. We plan on using the 880, after spending money on the other parts, we weren't ready to leave the older clutch in there. Good job. Keep it going. Will be a great tractor to utilize. Ours is on brushog and the wood splitter. GG
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    Assessing clutch wear

    My 880 clutch was very similar to yours. In my opinion, replace it! Look at the one side where those rivets are close to the surface. How much clutching do you do? When was this one put in, ie how long did this last, that will take you into the future.... I bought my set-up from here, ASAP...
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    Lock-n-Load Grease Gun

    Put the tee handle of plunger in the vise, then pull the container the opposite way. GG
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    Factory ignition?

    I wonder if that would have been the flat key, first generation? But that's been changed to the 550 key like you said... GG
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    Cornhusker 3 point

    Good luck with the project. GG
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    1600 Pto long shaft

    Good luck. It takes patience sometimes. GG
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    880 progress?

    Glad you made it in safe, our weather has been different. 74' today, nice and sunny, local electric coop says still 600+ meters not back up running yet. Lots of tree limbs and rough country to work through. Look at Truman lake, Northwest part is affected by the last storms. Thanks for sharing...
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    880 progress?

    Chipping away at the 880 project. Got the flywheel and thrust bearing torqued down, then realized that the clutch disc dampener center was too sloppy to put back in. This has a power booster behind it, we've rebuilt it, so figured we'd better put new clutch and pressure plate in there. I called...
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    Lock-n-Load Grease Gun

    We have the DeWalt version, as Father in law was yellow before buying a Milwaukee big impact. You can run yourself out of grease on the combine or disc mower before you know it. Battery way to go! Lock n lube too! GG
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    Removing 1550 lift arms

    We used wax on neighbors chisel plow hydraulic cylinder top pin, so they could replace cylinder. That old hadn't been off since original. Rosebud heat, wax, sledge, repeat, Third cycle that wax sucked in there over halfway and we beat the pin out with a ball peen hammer. It works! There's block...
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    White Americans (not what you’d guess)

    Here's one from their 50 yr anniversary lineup. Super people to deal with. GG
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    Replacing Finish Mower with a Zero Turn

    Father in law has scag. It's seat is nice. Deck is tough. I have a country clipper, made in Iowa, it's tough, not as good seat as his. Was easier to buy than his. GG Wes
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