The 611B Lives!

[connor9988]

Finally got the 600 pieced together enough to run. Hopefully in the next few weeks we can get it out of the shed and moving around under its own power.
Also included a few pictures of my brother and I getting things tucked away in his new shed. (Case Themed)

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[L.Fure]

Sounds pretty good.

 

[Don Rudolph]

Ben,

The sweetest sounding motor is one that has awakened after sitting for many years. Thanks for saving this 600b. Don

 

[chuck machinist]

So do you think our investment in the pair has promise ? HEE HEE! Congrats! Chuck Machinist

 

[connor9988]

Thanks for the replies! Chuck I think so far it was a good save for us. Keep your wish list handy and we can get the most goody out of that parts unit possible!

 

[Rexkramer]

Cool!! I have a couple of them too!

 

[donjr]

I resuscitated an 811 last winter. It had been sitting for at least ten years- the carb looked like like a hornets nest and the tranny had about half oil and half water. The engine was free, and the oil looked good, the shifter was stuck in gear, and the hydraulic system was full of water. But the tires still hold air and the wheels weren't locked up. After spending about a month on the carb, several new switches, filters, new oil and a lot of snide comments from SWMBO, the tractor went past the back porch one day last spring, much to her chagrin. She says I have too many play toys.... Funny- I keep piecing her off...

 

[Mustanguy]

I know this post is more than a year old but where did you source the gauge cluster? Is the guy still making them?