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That pic got me thinking...maybe I should go fishing instead of working/repairing stuff. I need a break!:a1:

I definitely agree with that. Can't seem to throw even the small cutoffs away.

Excellent job! Too bad other things are not made that well.:wink:

At work, we had the BIG welders, Mig and Tig. At home , I use a little Miller 135 mig, 115 volt. I've welded up to 1/2" with it, even though it's not rated that thick. I'll weld something up, put it in the vise and knock the hell out of it. Haven't broke one yet. Last year, I posted some pics...

That's the way I've always used them. Actually, don't remember ever having the acet. over 9-10. Used to braze a lot of carbide tipped tooling, cutting plate, etc.

..and be safe around all that new equipment Santa will be dropping off next week!:tiphat: And a Happy New Year!:respect:

Almost forgot...your check is in the mail!!!

Keith Saves the Day! I just wanted to thank you on this forum! After almost 2 months of searching the Net, I found a guy who mailed out these wheels to a complete stranger, and now my old MTD is OFF the jackstands!:respect::cool: My wife said you left a message, and she thanks you too. She...

Corn and tomatoes almost ready to munch! My 7' corn did real good this year, even though I planted it closer together than the past...:cool:

Email sent!

I always take mine off, sharpen on a bench grinder, check for balance. May touch them up with a Nicholson file. Notice I didn't say Cheapie file:wink:

Never been That brave...:shitHitsFan::yum:

Did your Suburban start out similar to this?: http://greensboro.craigslist.org/grd/1230450803.html I am severely impressed! My tire size is 23 by 9.5 by 12. So, your rims would be a little, (2.5") less wide, right? I am thinking about doing what you did, only not as pretty:wink:

Thanks cl, I really need 23" or 20" diameters, though. I may have to build adapters for each 1" bore rim., to fit some kind of ag tires on it. Not having much luck finding 4 bolt rims /tires for that size.:pat:http://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/images/smilies/g1/pat.gif

My new puller idea worked just fine. Split the pipe and rewelded. Came right off. Good thing I wasn't welding for a customer!:eek:

I've got one like this, except it's a triple bagger; off my old MTD. Great shape, just don't need/use it on our little farm. I'll be going over to the other house in a couple weeks, if interested, I'll get some pics. 46" cut, but may have to modify where it attaches to. Nylon netting bags...

Still can't find any rims, even if I get this hub off. Google must be broken. Came up with another contraption/puller for the hub. Somedays, my idea machine gets broke...just like Google.:wink:

Thank you, Gents! :tiphat:

My homemade wheel puller worked like a champ, until I got to the other side, that wheel broke away from the hub. Started splitting on the backside, then..POP!:pat: The damn thing broke fully away from the hub. So now, I'm grinding axially through the hub, and it's still not budging even...

I'm new here, so bear with me.:hide: Had a little problem getting the rear wheels off the old 1989, 18 HP, MTD. Now, I'm having trouble finding new rims. Maybe you guys will have some suggestions? Can't seem to find any with a 1" bore,1/4" keyway. So, I thought about making adapters to be...