ZippoVarga hi zip Bro u keeping up the old lady’s is pretty cool wished id found out about u long ago but I’ve just have moved back home from being gone 23 years from stl so trying to get set all up again to get things to fart around with n the new shed had my Amish buddy put it up make sure its draft proof so now that it’s getting cold up here now this time of year dig out a heater n keep on unpacking boxes to So I can fiddle fart around with stuff got-to have something to do so u keep on doing what u do in ill be watching it when you pop up n again I thank you again oh ps think i read when u was building bikes r u still on the two wheels anymore me hell yes ive been on all my life that’s all my dad eat lived n breathe was Harley Davidson so i was n between mom n dad n off we went anyway thanks for helping us out greatly appreciate it
@@terrybrown8292 I had a 14 year span where I was unable to ride. Hardest time in my life! But yes, I am back to riding and loving every mile I can put on two wheels. I've got 4 bikes to choose from from the little CB350F to my Behemoth GL1800 Goldwing to the CB550F and for cruising, the Yamaha 1100 Classic V-Star. Love them all and ride them all when ever I can. With the weather starting to change, it's time to start thinking about putting the bikes into storage and settling in to the 4 wheel travel thing. Thanks for your kind words and good luck with the settling in to the new place! Cheers! See you on the next one! Zip~
What size front tire do u use i dont like any of the ones I find for my b 110 and I would really like to find what I like but I can't find 4.80-8's that i like I like a set of 4.00-8's but I dont no if they will fit the front
@@ZippoVarga i really appreciate the help I got a barn find take is in amazing shape it just needs to b cleaned very little rust on it I love them I had a b 207 when I was a kid and I really miss it
you help me a lot on this vid. I have a 7114 and it was gave to me I love it. but when I was a kid my dad had a walk behind simplicity and every spring I plowed 3 acers but I loved to plow with that thing keep posting and I will keep watching.
Hey zip! It’s Jack, just got some rear tubeless lug r1 tires for the pen craft! Really good deal on giga tires! Finally get some traction in the brush and also got new 6 ribbed front tires, thanks for making this channel and it’s entertained me and informed me. Happy (late) 4th of July!
are there more tire options for the front ? 6 or 8 inch rims miller is 92$ each you entertain me i appreciate you im broke down like you i said b4 its the mental part is the worst lost my train tri rib tires
These are 16x6.5x8 Tri Rib tires and yes, they're costly, but super cool. They're a direct install on the wider Garden Tractor front 8" rims. You do need to be aware of the back spacing as some available 8" rims bring the wheel too close to the axle and they will rub on these old Simplicity Tractors. Standard, they have a 4.00x8 and you can also get that size in Tri Rib or Agricultural. Cheers! Zip~
Putting less air in the outside tires is a great idea, so now, when I pull with my duals on the outside tires will grab better because they have less air, and that will really break my axle
Very true as I mention around the 11:45 time stamp. Lower pressure in the outers will greatly reduce the risk of axle tube damage. Thanks for stopping by Charlie! Zip~
My point was that lower air pressure gives you more traction, so if you are pulling hard, then the duals will grab better than the inners, so the axle will be flexed a lot, but I do agree with you if it's just a show tractor that doesnt pull. Btw thanks for the reply, I wasent expecting that
@@charliekirsch8051 Charlie, I always do my best to reply when TH-cam decides it's going to notify me. And you're exactly right about the stresses imposed on the axle. Thanks again for stopping by! Zip~
@@ZippoVarga I have a john deere 400 with duals and all 4 back tires are 26x12-12 and I put 1 psi in each, and i have pulled some heavy stuff and never had any problems
Pretty much any Garden Tractor wheel will as long as the off set is not too shallow. Otherwise, the tires would rub the fenders. I've got wheels from John Deeres, Cubs, Wheel Horses and Sears and they all fit. Thanks for stoppin in! Cheers!!
I've got videos up on both subjects ls. They're in my "What to look for when buying" series. FYI, when you lock the rear differential, you're loosing steer ability because both wheels are pushing the tractor forward and since neither has any give, when you try to turn one way or the other, the back wheels over power and cause the front to just slide. To over come this, the front axle needs locked and the steering angles need changed so that as you steer, it alters the amount of pressure on the opposite rear wheel so it will slip slightly over the ground. Look up steering angles on locked differentials and give a couple articles a read. It's got nothing to do with your steering so much as your locked differential and current steering angles and pivoting front axle. Zip~
I'm not sure which tractor, but on the nicer one the stock engine that it originally came with is a 9hp engine (Which is rebuilt and waiting to go back in) and it currently has a 12hp Briggs engine in it. The tractor next to it has an 8hp engine but originally had a 7 3/4hp Briggs in it. Thanks for stopping by!! Cheers!!
You can actually buy new cushions from wellsimplement dot comm and the frame of the seats come up on ebay on a fairly regular basis. I've got a couple spare sets of brackets for the older tractors. Always try to keep a few of everything on hand!
I owned a 1970 Wheel Horse 800 Special for YEARS and worked that thing to the bone. They're tough old tractors and right up there with Simplicities, Cubbies and the old Sears. Real workers and not just glorified riding mowers. I say, if the price is right, go for it! Any vintage Garden Tractor is better than none! Unless it's a John Queer. (Ducking...I'm sure that'll go over well with the Green Lovers out there!! lol) If you pick it up, throw a vid up of it. There's one of my WH on my page!
great tips on running duals. I had a set of duals on my SS14 Suburban (duals kit from miller tire) than I got a set of 26x12x12 and put on the Suburban. I like them both equally but I could not fit my mower deck with the duals but with the 26's I can fit the mower deck, BUT I could only raise it 2 notches up, but that setup works for me so I kept the 26's and gave 500password the dual kit so he can put it on his Sears wrecker project. Great vid Take care
I was curious to what are your front rims and tire size you have on your Landlord? I've watched your video and you say how big you can get them and referenced Biggie Rat, but I was just wondering the size you have. I really like the look of the front and was just getting ready to order front tires. Thanks Zippo
16x6.5x8 Firestone Tri-Rib. Only Millertire.com sells them on line and be prepared...they're not cheap. The wide wheels depend on what model and type of tractor you're mounting them on. But you want a rim with a bead to bead measurement that is a minimum of 4.5". The off set on the wheels you need can be as vast as the types of tractors out there, so I would first source wheels and test fit them to make sure you have enough back spacing so the tires won't interfere with anything. Best of luck! Zip~
You would need a set of narrow rims to mount the 6x12 tires. With your current wheels, you could mount 23x8.5x12 agricultural tires with no modifications and they would work as well if not better than the 6x12 tires you are referencing in my video. Hope this is helpful! Cheers!
What part(s) do I need to buy for my John Deere L108 to convert the front wheels to a bolt on type go cart wheel. The offset part I understand and that's not something I'm worried about yet. Appreciate your help !
Hi Mz!! Best thing to do is keep a check on ebay for Allis Chalmers and Simplicity Hood Bolts. They're all the same except for the very early ones which didn't have the "T" bar on them. They don't come up often, but they do show up. Average price on them runs 20 bucks a piece....you have to figure, they're easily lost and nearly 50 years old. Best of luck finding one.
Plenty more too my friend! I just skimmed the surface of what's out there and how to go about some pretty nice changes that help you when doing different projects. Cheers!
Looking for specs of the front wheels and tires on the simplicity? I want to go to a 3 rib tire on my Sears tractor but I cant find any for the 15x6.00-6 wheels. I'm not opposed to purchasing smaller wheels so I can run the 3 rib tires. Thanks!
These are 16x6.5x8 Firestone Tri Rib and they are $150 a set from Millertire.com. It's the only manufacturer in the wide style, but there are many other more narrow styles available that would be a good alternative. Zip~
Love your collection man! ive been watching your videos and decided to start doing my own too. ill post videos as soon as I can. also, I recently traded for an allis chalmers b10. I love your turn out stack on the old landlord and was wondering where you got it? thanks and keep the vids comin!
There are a few vendors that show up at the Portland Indiana Tri-State Gas Engine and Tractor Show each year, and typically, one or two of them will have them in stock at the shows. I just picked up a second one for the 1964 Wards Garden Mark Squire 9. They have an inner pipe to insulate the chrome pipe and are very well made! Typically you can pick one up for $90-$120 depending on the vendor. Welcome to the Tube!! Love your logo and looking forward to seeing videos of yours. You've got a new subscriber. Cheers!! Zip~
It can be done. As for Chrome, you would have to get a set of steel wheels and have them chromed or buy after market polished aluminum. I don't know of any stock chrome wheels except for those used on the 75th Anniversary Simplicity. Check out MillerTire on eBay. They have them available. Cheers!
I'll have to go through my videos to check. I thought I did a proper installation of the drive shaft, but not 100% sure. You might check your self in the mean time. Cheers!! Zip~
thanks for all the videos and tips. I have just been recently been biten by the allis/simplicity bug so your videos have been very helpful. I have a small frame allis I just picked up and a saw another guy on youtube had put 12" rims and tires on his small frame. have you ever seen this done or know how he would have done it? I asked on his video but think maybe he is not active with his channel anymore and tips help would be appreciated. thanks
To do so, you would need 5 bolt hubs or 12" wheels with the correct spline or keyed hole and correct hole diameter for this to work. Other modifications you would need to do is to lower the trans-axle or raise the fender pan to clear the larger diameter tires. I know that Murray made a riding mower that used 12" keyed wheels, so they're out there. If you have a bone yard in your area or access to used dead riding mowers, I would scavenge them to see if you can locate a set of 12" wheels with the correct hole diameter and fitment requirement, whether it be splined or keyed. Best of luck to you! Cheers! Zip~
ZippoVarga thanks! ya that is a great idea I think I have seen some of the cheap models of John deere line that have 12" wheels with just a splined or keyed centre shaft good idea. sometimes I just need to get some ideas from someone with a little more wisdom and experience
Thanks Dub!! Wasn't sure where I was going to go with the video at all, then as I started recording it all just sorta came out...lol. Cheers my Friend!!
Glad to be part of the "need to feed"! That's a really good'n! Where do you see the requirement of tri-ribs for the front. Are they a necessity with rear AGs. I see some of the club members have front AGs also . Considering the vintage of their machines, they certainly are not 4WD. Thanks again for a GR8 Zippo Production.
500 will put them to good use! I love the looks of the 26's. Just wish the frame was a couple inches longer so I could use the deck with them. Oh well, that's why I have more than one!!!!!! lol...Cheers Buddy!
Great vid Zippo! What do you think about the wheel horses? I am picking up a 70's vintage, it's automatic, or hydrostatic, "the correct term" Not sure of the condition of the transmition, but the engine rolls so i can make it run. Just was curious on your thoughts about them. I love the old allices and simplicitys, one of these days I'll find one I want to get. Take it easy!
I have a simplicity 7114 I think" when mowing the center seems real short but the left and right side is quite a bit longer "what do you think is the problem? Any help would be appreciated "! Thanks"!
lol...punny!! Actually.......I do get a little tired of being the neighborhood Mr.Fix-It. But I wouldn't know half what I do with out learning the hard way first!! lol.....Hope all is well with you down there Buddy!! Looking forward to the next meeting of the Sears guys! Cheers Bro!! I'm enjoying the Knife! But being what it is, it never leaves the house! lol
Its me again. Mr Zippo. I want to add the rear lift arm to my AC b112 with hydro lift it has a fork instead of a tunge where the hydro cyl is attached. can I mount the control arm next to the hydro cyl mount. I have not yet dug that far into it. Thanks Toy
Hello Zippo, I am looking for the chrome bolt/thumb screw that holds the hood on for my Simplicity landlord. It is the same model as your nice 64 round hood. If you are sitting on the tractor, the one I am missing is the left hand rear, I have not looked to see if they are all the same or not. It is a working tractor so it would not be necessary to have one in perfect cosmetic condition. Any help you could give me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Hi Zippo . Great videos, helped alot. Have questions. Where to buy parts new and used? I have a AC b112 with hydo and variable speed pulleys. I have noise when I go into gear. With clutch / break all the way in, the pulley still spin and it will grind as I go into gear. is this normal? if not what to do. Thanks toy
Simpletractors.com, Michaelstractors.com, Fabebook groups related to these tractors, Google searches, your local Simplicity dealer. As for the gear grinding, there is a belt stop on the wide idler pulley, adjust that until it stops the belt when you de-clutch. IF it's the original belt, it may be beyond its serviceable use and needs replaced. Part number (2)164080. Your local dealer can order the item by part number. To make it easier on them, tell them it is a 3212V Simplicity Sovereign. The dealers don't have Allis-Chalmers parts break downs, so the 3212V is the Simplicity equivalent. There's also an adjustment procedure for the variable pulleys. To get this, locate and request to join the Simplicity Allis-Chalmers collectors group on Facebook. The files for the tractor are in the group. Zip~
That’s a good looking lil tractor there
Thank you Terry! 'm pretty smitten with it my self. Cheers! Zip~
ZippoVarga hi zip Bro u keeping up the old lady’s is pretty cool wished id found out about u long ago but I’ve just have moved back home from being gone 23 years from stl so trying to get set all up again to get things to fart around with n the new shed had my Amish buddy put it up make sure its draft proof so now that it’s getting cold up here now this time of year dig out a heater n keep on unpacking boxes to So I can fiddle fart around with stuff got-to have something to do so u keep on doing what u do in ill be watching it when you pop up n again I thank you again oh ps think i read when u was building bikes r u still on the two wheels anymore me hell yes ive been on all my life that’s all my dad eat lived n breathe was Harley Davidson so i was n between mom n dad n off we went anyway thanks for helping us out greatly appreciate it
@@terrybrown8292 I had a 14 year span where I was unable to ride. Hardest time in my life! But yes, I am back to riding and loving every mile I can put on two wheels. I've got 4 bikes to choose from from the little CB350F to my Behemoth GL1800 Goldwing to the CB550F and for cruising, the Yamaha 1100 Classic V-Star. Love them all and ride them all when ever I can. With the weather starting to change, it's time to start thinking about putting the bikes into storage and settling in to the 4 wheel travel thing. Thanks for your kind words and good luck with the settling in to the new place! Cheers! See you on the next one! Zip~
Thanks zippo 👍❤️🙏🏻✌️
20×10x8 6ply SUNF ATV Tires on my Craftsman T240 fantastic Tires
What size front tire do u use i dont like any of the ones I find for my b 110 and I would really like to find what I like but I can't find 4.80-8's that i like I like a set of 4.00-8's but I dont no if they will fit the front
They will fit. They are just slightly shorter sidewalls than the 4.80.
@@ZippoVarga i really appreciate the help I got a barn find take is in amazing shape it just needs to b cleaned very little rust on it I love them I had a b 207 when I was a kid and I really miss it
you help me a lot on this vid. I have a 7114 and it was gave to me I love it. but when I was a kid my dad had a walk behind simplicity and every spring I plowed 3 acers but I loved to plow with that thing keep posting and I will keep watching.
Got it. I heard it I. The video. Thanks. I need a 29x12.00x15. I found a 27x7.5x15. Was just curious if the tire would fit the rim?
I was told to use these types of Tires with the K46 and heavier Transmissions
Thanks Bro! I am a Harley guy at heart, so a lot of my "bling" is inspired from my bike building days. Glad you like them! Cheers!
Hey zip! It’s Jack, just got some rear tubeless lug r1 tires for the pen craft! Really good deal on giga tires! Finally get some traction in the brush and also got new 6 ribbed front tires, thanks for making this channel and it’s entertained me and informed me. Happy (late) 4th of July!
i was wanting to put some chrome wheels on my old 70's 110 model john deere. can it be done? and where to look. like the ones they put on the racers
are there more tire options for the front ? 6 or 8 inch rims miller is 92$ each you entertain me i appreciate you im broke down like you i said b4 its the mental part is the worst lost my train tri rib tires
These are 16x6.5x8 Tri Rib tires and yes, they're costly, but super cool. They're a direct install on the wider Garden Tractor front 8" rims. You do need to be aware of the back spacing as some available 8" rims bring the wheel too close to the axle and they will rub on these old Simplicity Tractors. Standard, they have a 4.00x8 and you can also get that size in Tri Rib or Agricultural. Cheers! Zip~
Man Zippo you got some of the neatest tractors out there! They are very nicely set up that's for sure,I really like your style.
Putting less air in the outside tires is a great idea, so now, when I pull with my duals on the outside tires will grab better because they have less air, and that will really break my axle
Very true as I mention around the 11:45 time stamp. Lower pressure in the outers will greatly reduce the risk of axle tube damage. Thanks for stopping by Charlie! Zip~
My point was that lower air pressure gives you more traction, so if you are pulling hard, then the duals will grab better than the inners, so the axle will be flexed a lot, but I do agree with you if it's just a show tractor that doesnt pull. Btw thanks for the reply, I wasent expecting that
@@charliekirsch8051 Charlie, I always do my best to reply when TH-cam decides it's going to notify me. And you're exactly right about the stresses imposed on the axle. Thanks again for stopping by! Zip~
@@ZippoVarga thanks!
@@ZippoVarga I have a john deere 400 with duals and all 4 back tires are 26x12-12 and I put 1 psi in each, and i have pulled some heavy stuff and never had any problems
Pretty much any Garden Tractor wheel will as long as the off set is not too shallow. Otherwise, the tires would rub the fenders. I've got wheels from John Deeres, Cubs, Wheel Horses and Sears and they all fit. Thanks for stoppin in! Cheers!!
do a video of locking the diff and show how the steering is i have a locked wheelhorse the steering SUCKS lol. Love how that landlord looks
I've got videos up on both subjects ls. They're in my "What to look for when buying" series. FYI, when you lock the rear differential, you're loosing steer ability because both wheels are pushing the tractor forward and since neither has any give, when you try to turn one way or the other, the back wheels over power and cause the front to just slide. To over come this, the front axle needs locked and the steering angles need changed so that as you steer, it alters the amount of pressure on the opposite rear wheel so it will slip slightly over the ground. Look up steering angles on locked differentials and give a couple articles a read. It's got nothing to do with your steering so much as your locked differential and current steering angles and pivoting front axle. Zip~
@@ZippoVarga i found that with this wheel horse i try to load the front end down which helps
I'm not sure which tractor, but on the nicer one the stock engine that it originally came with is a 9hp engine (Which is rebuilt and waiting to go back in) and it currently has a 12hp Briggs engine in it. The tractor next to it has an 8hp engine but originally had a 7 3/4hp Briggs in it. Thanks for stopping by!! Cheers!!
Thanks for stopping by!! Cheers!!
i bet bolens wheels will fit on those tractors
You can actually buy new cushions from wellsimplement dot comm and the frame of the seats come up on ebay on a fairly regular basis. I've got a couple spare sets of brackets for the older tractors. Always try to keep a few of everything on hand!
I put wheelbarrow rims and tires on my 87' Craftsman 2 lawn tractor. Steers much easier now!
I owned a 1970 Wheel Horse 800 Special for YEARS and worked that thing to the bone. They're tough old tractors and right up there with Simplicities, Cubbies and the old Sears. Real workers and not just glorified riding mowers. I say, if the price is right, go for it! Any vintage Garden Tractor is better than none! Unless it's a John Queer. (Ducking...I'm sure that'll go over well with the Green Lovers out there!! lol) If you pick it up, throw a vid up of it. There's one of my WH on my page!
What size are your rear tires?
great tips on running duals. I had a set of duals on my SS14 Suburban (duals kit from miller tire) than I got a set of 26x12x12 and put on the Suburban. I like them both equally but I could not fit my mower deck with the duals but with the 26's I can fit the mower deck, BUT I could only raise it 2 notches up, but that setup works for me so I kept the 26's and gave 500password the dual kit so he can put it on his Sears wrecker project. Great vid Take care
I was curious to what are your front rims and tire size you have on your Landlord? I've watched your video and you say how big you can get them and referenced Biggie Rat, but I was just wondering the size you have. I really like the look of the front and was just getting ready to order front tires. Thanks Zippo
16x6.5x8 Firestone Tri-Rib. Only Millertire.com sells them on line and be prepared...they're not cheap. The wide wheels depend on what model and type of tractor you're mounting them on. But you want a rim with a bead to bead measurement that is a minimum of 4.5". The off set on the wheels you need can be as vast as the types of tractors out there, so I would first source wheels and test fit them to make sure you have enough back spacing so the tires won't interfere with anything. Best of luck! Zip~
Ok, thanks for the help! I really appreciate it!
Nice tractors,thumbs up mate.
Wow, I had no idea there was SO much involved with wheels and tires! Nice vid.....
Simpletractors. Sorry, forgot to mention where to find him to contact him.
You would need a set of narrow rims to mount the 6x12 tires. With your current wheels, you could mount 23x8.5x12 agricultural tires with no modifications and they would work as well if not better than the 6x12 tires you are referencing in my video. Hope this is helpful! Cheers!
What part(s) do I need to buy for my John Deere L108 to convert the front wheels to a bolt on type go cart wheel. The offset part I understand and that's not something I'm worried about yet. Appreciate your help !
Hi Mz!! Best thing to do is keep a check on ebay for Allis Chalmers and Simplicity Hood Bolts. They're all the same except for the very early ones which didn't have the "T" bar on them. They don't come up often, but they do show up. Average price on them runs 20 bucks a piece....you have to figure, they're easily lost and nearly 50 years old. Best of luck finding one.
Plenty more too my friend! I just skimmed the surface of what's out there and how to go about some pretty nice changes that help you when doing different projects. Cheers!
Looking for specs of the front wheels and tires on the simplicity? I want to go to a 3 rib tire on my Sears tractor but I cant find any for the 15x6.00-6 wheels. I'm not opposed to purchasing smaller wheels so I can run the 3 rib tires. Thanks!
These are 16x6.5x8 Firestone Tri Rib and they are $150 a set from Millertire.com. It's the only manufacturer in the wide style, but there are many other more narrow styles available that would be a good alternative. Zip~
I run different sizes. 4.00x8, 3.5x8, 16x6.5x8 on the front and 23x8.5x12, 23x10.5x12, 26x12x12 and 6x12s on the back.
Love your collection man! ive been watching your videos and decided to start doing my own too. ill post videos as soon as I can. also, I recently traded for an allis chalmers b10. I love your turn out stack on the old landlord and was wondering where you got it? thanks and keep the vids comin!
There are a few vendors that show up at the Portland Indiana Tri-State Gas Engine and Tractor Show each year, and typically, one or two of them will have them in stock at the shows. I just picked up a second one for the 1964 Wards Garden Mark Squire 9. They have an inner pipe to insulate the chrome pipe and are very well made! Typically you can pick one up for $90-$120 depending on the vendor. Welcome to the Tube!! Love your logo and looking forward to seeing videos of yours. You've got a new subscriber. Cheers!! Zip~
It can be done. As for Chrome, you would have to get a set of steel wheels and have them chromed or buy after market polished aluminum. I don't know of any stock chrome wheels except for those used on the 75th Anniversary Simplicity. Check out MillerTire on eBay. They have them available. Cheers!
Thanks my Brother! I've had a ton of guys on me about making more tractor vids, so I'm working on getting a couple or three up a week.
Do you have a video on replacing the drive shaft in a Simplicity Landlord 2012?
I'll have to go through my videos to check. I thought I did a proper installation of the drive shaft, but not 100% sure. You might check your self in the mean time. Cheers!! Zip~
thanks for all the videos and tips. I have just been recently been biten by the allis/simplicity bug so your videos have been very helpful. I have a small frame allis I just picked up and a saw another guy on youtube had put 12" rims and tires on his small frame. have you ever seen this done or know how he would have done it? I asked on his video but think maybe he is not active with his channel anymore and tips help would be appreciated. thanks
To do so, you would need 5 bolt hubs or 12" wheels with the correct spline or keyed hole and correct hole diameter for this to work. Other modifications you would need to do is to lower the trans-axle or raise the fender pan to clear the larger diameter tires. I know that Murray made a riding mower that used 12" keyed wheels, so they're out there. If you have a bone yard in your area or access to used dead riding mowers, I would scavenge them to see if you can locate a set of 12" wheels with the correct hole diameter and fitment requirement, whether it be splined or keyed. Best of luck to you! Cheers! Zip~
ZippoVarga thanks! ya that is a great idea I think I have seen some of the cheap models of John deere line that have 12" wheels with just a splined or keyed centre shaft good idea. sometimes I just need to get some ideas from someone with a little more wisdom and experience
I hope you are able to locate the wheels! Cheers! Zip~
Cant wait to find a landlord like that buddy
bonjour zippoVarga
j'ai recuperer un simplicity 700 sans moteur je voudrais des infos et savoir quel etait le moteur monté dessus
merci
Thanks Dub!! Wasn't sure where I was going to go with the video at all, then as I started recording it all just sorta came out...lol. Cheers my Friend!!
Glad to be part of the "need to feed"! That's a really good'n! Where do you see the requirement of tri-ribs for the front. Are they a necessity with rear AGs. I see some of the club members have front AGs also . Considering the vintage of their machines, they certainly are not 4WD. Thanks again for a GR8 Zippo Production.
how often do you come by those seats with the backrest
500 will put them to good use! I love the looks of the 26's. Just wish the frame was a couple inches longer so I could use the deck with them. Oh well, that's why I have more than one!!!!!! lol...Cheers Buddy!
They're out there! Sometimes they fall into your lap and other times you have to pry the owners off the steering wheel to get them...lol.
Hi Zippo! Your tractors are gorgeous. All that work and effort, man they look great my friend. Good stuff!
Great vid Zippo! What do you think about the wheel horses? I am picking up a 70's vintage, it's automatic, or hydrostatic, "the correct term" Not sure of the condition of the transmition, but the engine rolls so i can make it run. Just was curious on your thoughts about them. I love the old allices and simplicitys, one of these days I'll find one I want to get. Take it easy!
I have a simplicity 7114 I think" when mowing the center seems real short but the left and right side is quite a bit longer "what do you think is the problem? Any help would be appreciated "! Thanks"!
lol...punny!! Actually.......I do get a little tired of being the neighborhood Mr.Fix-It. But I wouldn't know half what I do with out learning the hard way first!! lol.....Hope all is well with you down there Buddy!! Looking forward to the next meeting of the Sears guys! Cheers Bro!! I'm enjoying the Knife! But being what it is, it never leaves the house! lol
Its me again. Mr Zippo. I want to add the rear lift arm to my AC b112 with hydro lift it has a fork instead of a tunge where the hydro cyl is attached. can I mount the control arm next to the hydro cyl mount. I have not yet dug that far into it. Thanks Toy
Yes you can. Zip~
Hey zippo where do you find the moon hub caps?
Older simplicity's are bad to bone! keep posting.
Thanks Sir Wiggles!! I am hopelessly addicted to them! lol
Hello Zippo, I am looking for the chrome bolt/thumb screw that holds the hood on for my Simplicity landlord. It is the same model as your nice 64 round hood. If you are sitting on the tractor, the one I am missing is the left hand rear, I have not looked to see if they are all the same or not. It is a working tractor so it would not be necessary to have one in perfect cosmetic condition. Any help you could give me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Thanks!! Cheers!!
biggie rat? is he on utube?
How much HP on that tractor?
Hi Zippo . Great videos, helped alot. Have questions. Where to buy parts new and used? I have a AC b112 with hydo and variable speed pulleys. I have noise when I go into gear. With clutch / break all the way in, the pulley still spin and it will grind as I go into gear. is this normal? if not what to do. Thanks toy
Simpletractors.com, Michaelstractors.com, Fabebook groups related to these tractors, Google searches, your local Simplicity dealer. As for the gear grinding, there is a belt stop on the wide idler pulley, adjust that until it stops the belt when you de-clutch. IF it's the original belt, it may be beyond its serviceable use and needs replaced. Part number (2)164080. Your local dealer can order the item by part number. To make it easier on them, tell them it is a 3212V Simplicity Sovereign. The dealers don't have Allis-Chalmers parts break downs, so the 3212V is the Simplicity equivalent. There's also an adjustment procedure for the variable pulleys. To get this, locate and request to join the Simplicity Allis-Chalmers collectors group on Facebook. The files for the tractor are in the group. Zip~
great advice zippo :)
dont you ever get TIREd of being so knowledgeable ?? lol
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What size are the front tyres are on your old simplicity
That 4-1/2" on 5 is actually 5 on 4-1/2"... Just sayin'.
Thanks for the correction PR. Wheel off sets aren’t my specialty so I do appreciate you helping out here👍🏻