New addition

[RAllison]

My neighbor has 4 days till he closes on his house and told me to come over and get this stuff outta the shed or it's getting left behind! Score!

 

[Jay Fetters]

That simplicity looks like a really nice unit!

 

[jbratton]

Nice! What year Simlicity?

 

[RAllison]

That simplicity looks like a really nice unit!

Yeah it's in pretty good shape,gonna go thru it all this weekend.

 

[RAllison]

Nice! What year Simlicity?

I need to check the serial number, I'm thinking 93or94

 

[RAllison]

There's nothing wrong with that Husqvarna either but I have no use or interest in it. I'll find someone who needs a mower and give it to them

 

[kclift]

Nice find. Good friend

 

[RAllison]

Nice find. Good friend

Yes sir!

 

[RAllison]

Of course this is the best pic...the Cub towing it home!!!

 

[Cubbie]

@RAllison very neat photo.

 

[jbratton]

Of course this is the best pic...the Cub towing it home!!!View attachment 157174

I like those inside wheel weights on your 147. How much weight are they?

 

[RAllison]

I like those inside wheel weights on your 147. How much weight are they?

40lbs each wheel, I have them doubled up on the 127 for the snow plow

 

[wh cc guy]

Nice looking pair.

 

[RAllison]

My wife was sitting out on the deck when she took that picture. She then created a thread and sent it to my entire family, saying "This is what one does when he has way to many tractors" The funniest thing though is I think half of them thought I was just towing it around the yard for the heck of it!

 

[RAllison]

Ok I have a question for any of you guys (and of course Cubbie) who have knowledge of these simplicity's. After a huge battle with the wiring harness that the mice destroyed, I have her up and running and the engine is strong! My question is that I don't understand what I need to drive the 42in snow blower that came with it. Anybody familiar and maybe even have some pictures?

 

[lpalma]

These guys are great help.

https://simpletractors.com/forums/

Manuals are here, be sure to use the manufactures number on the serial number tag.

https://www.simplicitymfg.com/na/en_us/support/manuals.html

 

[RAllison]

You're right, those guys are a great help, I fixed the electric issue by following a guys thread with similar problems as mine. I'm having a hard time maneuvering around their site though. and can't figure out why my pics won't send. I thought I'd ask here cause I know a bunch of you fellas know a lot about multiple tractors. Thanks for the manual link!

 

[mkeller]

Ok I have a question for any of you guys (and of course Cubbie) who have knowledge of these simplicity's. After a huge battle with the wiring harness that the mice destroyed, I have her up and running and the engine is strong! My question is that I don't understand what I need to drive the 42in snow blower that came with it. Anybody sno

Ok I have a question for any of you guys (and of course Cubbie) who have knowledge of these simplicity's. After a huge battle with the wiring harness that the mice destroyed, I have her up and running and the engine is strong! My question is that I don't understand what I need to drive the 42in snow blower that came with it. Anybody familiar and maybe even have some pictures?

familiar and maybe even have some pictures?

Belt should run off the side pto up to the snow blower. Rather simple.

 

[RAllison]

You're right, those guys are a great help, I fixed the electric issue by following a guys thread with similar problems as mine. I'm having a hard time maneuvering around their site though. and can't figure out why my pics won't send. I thought I'd ask here cause I know a bunch of you fellas know a lot about multiple tractors. Thanks for the manual link!

Belt should run off the side pto up to the snow blower. Rather simple.

Crazy thing is I wondered that, I'll have to check it out. I was reading about hitches and believe I may have started to over think it. I'll get back and let you know.

 

[RAllison]

Turns out for my setup I need a single pulley hitch... now I have to find one. Nothing overly complicated.