Congratulations on getting that tractor running and cutting! Still a lot of work to get it 100%, but at least it’s got potential. Just flipped my first free tractor a couple days ago and went through a lot of what you did and learned plenty on the way. 👍🔧
I replaced all 3 blades and the throttle/choke lever assembly for another $60 and this thing mows absolutely mint now. It may be a lot of work, but for around $100 you can have a mower worth at least $500 easy. It’s fun haha
@@GormanRepairs Were those two vertical rods on the hood mirror mounts? After backing up a tractor multiple times I decided that’s what it needs the most. I was thinking about mounting on the rear of the hood but a friend suggested the front, which makes more sense, now that I think about it.
Congratulations on getting that tractor running and cutting! Still a lot of work to get it 100%, but at least it’s got potential.
Just flipped my first free tractor a couple days ago and went through a lot of what you did and learned plenty on the way. 👍🔧
I replaced all 3 blades and the throttle/choke lever assembly for another $60 and this thing mows absolutely mint now. It may be a lot of work, but for around $100 you can have a mower worth at least $500 easy. It’s fun haha
@@GormanRepairs Agreed! I flipped that White Outdoor LT542H for $650 with maybe $100 in parts, most of which came off other curb finds/freebies.
@@GormanRepairs Were those two vertical rods on the hood mirror mounts? After backing up a tractor multiple times I decided that’s what it needs the most. I was thinking about mounting on the rear of the hood but a friend suggested the front, which makes more sense, now that I think about it.
I have no clue what they were for, I’m going to take them off actually haha
where is the poodle?
Mouse piss thats the smell. Little buggers were making a home in it.
Oh I know it well, but man this was a bad case of it!
I bet that thing was never greased or anything
Why leave these out in the weather like that
Shouldn't start the mower deck at full throttle. About half & ease into it.
Get engine running and pull it, then part rest out
Then find a good body for the engine 😊😊😊