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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / November 2005Wheelhorse snow plow?
I've got one of the last Wheelhorse tractors before Toro dropped the old line of stuff, a 4-818 I think. I'm being offered a plow for it, but I'm told to make an offer. Any of you lawn tractor guys know what this stuff goes for used? Any info would help.  SignatureMax Give a man a match, and he is warm for a short while. Light him on fire, and he is warm for the rest of his life. > I've got one of the last Wheelhorse tractors before Toro dropped the old > line of stuff, a 4-818 I think. I'm being offered a plow for it, but I'm > told to make an offer. Any of you lawn tractor guys know what this stuff > goes for used? Any info would help. Max, don't know about the Wheelhorse blade but a 54" blade for a atv can be bought new for under $200. That is probably more blade than you need, so offer accordingly. Roy > Max > > Give a man a match, and he is warm for a short while. Light him on fire, > and he is warm for the rest of his life. > I've got one of the last Wheelhorse tractors before Toro dropped the old > line of stuff, a 4-818 I think. I'm being offered a plow for it, but I'm > told to make an offer. Any of you lawn tractor guys know what this stuff > goes for used? Any info would help. Around here used lawn tractor blades go for $25-$50 depending on the fabrication needed to make them fit what you want to put it on. Denny Thanks for the info. This blade is for the tractor I have, and has wheel weights to go with it. I already have the rear axle mounts. I figure on using it to clear the sidewalk, basically as a time saver. SignatureMax Give a man a match, and he is warm for a short while. Light him on fire, and he is warm for the rest of his life. >> I've got one of the last Wheelhorse tractors before Toro dropped the old >> line of stuff, a 4-818 I think. I'm being offered a plow for it, but I'm [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Denny > Thanks for the info. This blade is for the tractor I have, and has wheel > weights to go with it. I already have the rear axle mounts. I figure on > using it to clear the sidewalk, basically as a time saver. I'm willing to bet ya that when it's all said and done, you could have shoveled it in the same time. You gotta count the time getting the thing to start and dicking around with it as shovel time..<BG> Denny Took the time factor into consideration, and figured that unless it really hates starting in the cold, I'll save time. If nothing else, I'll be more motivated. I'd also thought about the ability of my car to get out of the same spot I park the truck, and I know it can't unless I shovel. Due to fuel prices and a number of other factors, I figure I can also plow a path for the car, saving wear on the truck. SignatureMax Give a man a match, and he is warm for a short while. Light him on fire, and he is warm for the rest of his life. >> Thanks for the info. This blade is for the tractor I have, and has wheel >> weights to go with it. I already have the rear axle mounts. I figure on [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Denny > Took the time factor into consideration, and figured that unless it really > hates starting in the cold, I'll save time. If nothing else, I'll be more > motivated. I'd also thought about the ability of my car to get out of the > same spot I park the truck, and I know it can't unless I shovel. Due to > fuel prices and a number of other factors, I figure I can also plow a path > for the car, saving wear on the truck. Probably 10 years ago I bought a snowblower to do my front and rear porches and sidewalk. After using it about 3-4 times I just get the scoop shovel off the nail and use it. I think I gave the blower away a couple of years ago to make more room in the shed. That blower was about the biggest waste of money I ever spent. Denny Well this way, instead of buying a plow for the truck, I get a plow that fits my driveway and mows the lawn. SignatureMax Give a man a match, and he is warm for a short while. Light him on fire, and he is warm for the rest of his life. >> Took the time factor into consideration, and figured that unless it >> really hates starting in the cold, I'll save time. If nothing else, I'll [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Denny Took the time factor into consideration, and figured that unless it really hates starting in the cold, I'll save time. If nothing else, I'll be more motivated. I'd also thought about the ability of my car to get out of the same spot I park the truck, and I know it can't unless I shovel. Due to fuel prices and a number of other factors, I figure I can also plow a path for the car, saving wear on the truck. SignatureMax Give a man a match, and he is warm for a short while. Light him on fire, and he is warm for the rest of his life. >> Thanks for the info. This blade is for the tractor I have, and has wheel >> weights to go with it. I already have the rear axle mounts. I figure on [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Denny >> Thanks for the info. This blade is for the tractor I have, and has wheel >> weights to go with it. I already have the rear axle mounts. I figure on [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Denny Be a lot easier to assemble the folks here and clear the whole midwest at one time... hot air works fast.. mac Please remove splinters before emailing > Be a lot easier to assemble the folks here and clear the whole > midwest at one time... hot air works fast.. Not much air here at all lately. Only two posts showed up on my server today. Would somebody *please* ask about K&N filters? ;^) SignatureKen >> Be a lot easier to assemble the folks here and clear the whole >> midwest at one time... hot air works fast.. > > Not much air here at all lately. Only two posts showed up on my server > today. Would somebody *please* ask about K&N filters? ;^) And I thought my puter was acting up again. But I'm not adding much as I'm gone to Detroit for a couple of days. I'll be so much smarter when I get back..... really!! Denny >>> Be a lot easier to assemble the folks here and clear the whole >>> midwest at one time... hot air works fast.. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >I warned 'em at the Tech Center about you!!!! ;^) Mike >>> Be a lot easier to assemble the folks here and clear the whole >>> midwest at one time... hot air works fast.. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Denny hmm... trying to shake the "dumb bunny" image? mac Please remove splinters before emailing > And I thought my puter was acting up again. But I'm not adding much as I'm > gone to Detroit for a couple of days. I'll be so much smarter when I get > back..... really!! > > Denny Well, well, our furry friend is off to Detroit for a few days. I wonder why, although he claims he'll be "so much smarter" when he get's back. How to spin this...... Figure to get smarter, ole fur face had to have been smart in the first place. So, we know that ain't going to happen. Heard from a reliable source that there are a number of things going on in the motor city that he may have waddled into. One is a advanced egg painting course for rabbits, in preparation for Easter, he isn't advanced enough for that. Also there is a gay rabbit convention going on. Do ya think our furry assed buddy has gone over to the other side of the street? I know he frequents his local Home Depot store all the time. It is understood that he has been tossed out repeatedly. Anybody else have any thoughts on this? <GBFG> Roy Or at the detroit car show, promoting the VW "Rabbit" On 11/10/05 10:36 AM, in article SPednUvzL8Kh6u7eRVn-ow@comcast.com, "Roy" >> And I thought my puter was acting up again. But I'm not adding much as I'm >> gone to Detroit for a couple of days. I'll be so much smarter when I get [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Roy >> And I thought my puter was acting up again. But I'm not adding much as I'm >> gone to Detroit for a couple of days. I'll be so much smarter when I get [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > >Roy I just hope he doesn't do a "Magic Johnson"... drive through Detroit and blow a piston... mac Please remove splinters before emailing >> And I thought my puter was acting up again. But I'm not adding much as >> I'm gone to Detroit for a couple of days. I'll be so much smarter when I [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > why, although he claims he'll be "so much smarter" when he get's back. > How to spin this... This should be good.... ... Figure to get smarter, ole fur face had to have been > smart in the first place. So, we know that ain't going to happen. But I'm cute and huggable.. > Heard from a reliable source that there are a number of things going on in > the motor city that he may have waddled into. One is a advanced egg > painting course for rabbits, in preparation for Easter, he isn't advanced > enough for that. You do realize the EB and Santa compare lists don't ya. Keep this up and ole SC will deliver a size xxx thong for yer present. > Also there is a gay rabbit convention going on. Do ya think our furry > assed buddy has gone over to the other side of the street? I know he > frequents his local Home Depot store all the time. It is understood that > he has been tossed out repeatedly. You could always wear your christmas present to go get a box of nails... I'm still wondering how you got this info that queers are hanging out at the Depot. Did you get hit on????? <VBFG> I can just picture you explaining to Sue that a freaken queer hit on ya when ya'll was checking out some wood.. <GBMFG> I bet with all those supplys you're bringing home every night you have a bunch of home projects you're working on. > Anybody else have any thoughts on this? Damn, I hope so Denny > <GBFG> > > Roy >>> And I thought my puter was acting up again. But I'm not adding much as >>> I'm gone to Detroit for a couple of days. I'll be so much smarter when I [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > But I'm cute and huggable.. That's a reach, >> Heard from a reliable source that there are a number of things going on >> in the motor city that he may have waddled into. One is a advanced egg [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > You do realize the EB and Santa compare lists don't ya. Keep this up and > ole SC will deliver a size xxx thong for yer present. That would be waaaay too small for your furry a.s. >> Also there is a gay rabbit convention going on. Do ya think our furry >> assed buddy has gone over to the other side of the street? I know he [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I'm still wondering how you got this info that queers are hanging out at > the Depot. Did you get hit on????? <VBFG> I told ya, there was an article in a sorta underground newspaper. It told of how gay folk would get dressed up in work clothes and tool belts and cruise the aisle's. Take a look at their hands, do they look like they work with them? Looks like the village people. It went on to say that many of the employees were gay as well. Not that the rabbit always buy's stuff from the bottom shelf. > I can just picture you explaining to Sue that a freaken queer hit on ya > when ya'll was checking out some wood.. Just be careful what is checking you out. > <GBMFG> I bet with all those supplys you're bringing home every night you > have a bunch of home projects you're working on. >> Anybody else have any thoughts on this? > > Damn, I hope so Welcome back!! Did ya learn anything? Wait a sec. Can ya remember any thing you were taught? <GBMFG> Roy > Denny > >> <GBFG> >> >> Roy >>>> And I thought my puter was acting up again. But I'm not adding much as >>>> I'm gone to Detroit for a couple of days. I'll be so much smarter when [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > of the employees were gay as well. Not that the rabbit always buy's stuff > from the bottom shelf. Which really makes me wonder why you read about gays, where they hang-out and how they dress in underground newspapers. Is there something you need to tell us??? Denny PS. How's your home improvement projects coming??? >>>>> And I thought my puter was acting up again. But I'm not adding much as >>>>> I'm gone to Detroit for a couple of days. I'll be so much smarter when [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] > Which really makes me wonder why you read about gays, where they hang-out > and how they dress in underground newspapers. So I can learn more about you.<G> > Is there something you need to tell us??? Sue is a real decent shot. Do you think there is any need for a ported 686? Think I will get her one for christmas. > Denny > > PS. How's your home improvement projects coming??? At least I don't have to leave town for a couple of day's to do them. (weak, I know) <BFG> Roy >>>>>> And I thought my puter was acting up again. But I'm not adding much >>>>>> as I'm gone to Detroit for a couple of days. I'll be so much smarter [quoted text clipped - 51 lines] > Sue is a real decent shot. Do you think there is any need for a ported > 686? Think I will get her one for christmas I wouldn't go for the porting unless you get into competative shooting and then it probably wouldn't be legal for the lower skilled classes. Get her the 4 inch barrel 357 and a thousand rounds of 38 special and let her have fun.. Remember a holster and a few speed loaders too. Safety glasses and ear muffs too Denny >>>>>>> And I thought my puter was acting up again. But I'm not adding much >>>>>>> as I'm gone to Detroit for a couple of days. I'll be so much smarter [quoted text clipped - 56 lines] > the 4 inch barrel 357 and a thousand rounds of 38 special and let her have > fun.. Remember a holster and a few speed loaders too. I think she has been looking at a 5" but not sure. >Safety glasses and ear muffs too This she has. > Denny Roy ps Some real good racin' on speed channel >>>>>>>> And I thought my puter was acting up again. But I'm not adding much >>>>>>>> as I'm gone to Detroit for a couple of days. I'll be so much [quoted text clipped - 58 lines] > > I think she has been looking at a 5" but not sure. 5" is good. I thought she was going for a concealed carry and a 5" would be a little big for that. Denny >>>>>>>>> And I thought my puter was acting up again. But I'm not adding >>>>>>>>> much as I'm gone to Detroit for a couple of days. I'll be so much [quoted text clipped - 61 lines] > 5" is good. I thought she was going for a concealed carry and a 5" would > be a little big for that. No, no, she has a S&W 60 21/2' for that. Of course with the pocketbooks women carry she could conceal a rpg in it. She wants something that she can play with at the range. Likes target shooting, likes a revolver. Likes the bushmaster but.... I told here i'd share. She got into this a few years ago with some teachers she works with. Some deal called Women on Target. Roy > Denny >>> I think she has been looking at a 5" but not sure. >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > years ago with some teachers she works with. Some deal called Women on > Target. We have the WoT once a month here too. Just an excuse for a bunch of women to get together to plink and cackle like a bunch of old hens. Be sure Sue reads that too. <VBG> If she wants to make an impression with her friends, get her a S&W model 500. It goes boom real nice. Denny >>>> I think she has been looking at a 5" but not sure. >>> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > reads that too. <VBG> If she wants to make an impression with her > friends, get her a S&W model 500. It goes boom real nice. Nah, the 50 cal might be mine. Roy > Denny > > Be a lot easier to assemble the folks here and clear the whole > > midwest at one time... hot air works fast.. > > Not much air here at all lately. Only two posts showed up on my server > today. Would somebody *please* ask about K&N filters? ;^) Ahh, clean, efficient, reusable, oil soaked cloth filters, the next best thing to sliced white bread. SignatureIf at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving |
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