Picked up my new tractor today!

Well Evan, I am glad to hear you won, Just keep in mind I would like to see my Motomower options once you get your restoration all finished up.

wvbuzzmaster wrote:

Well Evan, I am glad to hear you won, Just keep in mind I would like to see my Motomower options once you get your restoration all finished up.

I'll be sure to let you know what I've got left over Casey!

Evan(PA) wrote:

Motomow wrote:

ok smart guy axle trumpets then,I bet if you would have started a subject and said axle trumpets people would have been asking you what the heck were you talking about LOL.

LOL! I wondered about that. Yeah KW, all of the Moto-Mower GT's built by Dura Corp I have seen have 3 bolt hubs. I just picked up another transaxle and probably like half a tractor in central Oh on ebay. Now I just have to find time to pick it up lol. I really want to get my Moto as well as my Case done soon.

Hey evan,You know what year your motomower is?,The hood is a lot like the newest one I bought but the front end is totally different,was just curious I wonder if they changed them a lot I mean I didn't think they made them that long.I haven't seen that many but dang man everyone of them seems a little different.

Motomow wrote:

Hey evan,You know what year your motomower is?,The hood is a lot like the newest one I bought but the front end is totally different,was just curious I wonder if they changed them a lot I mean I didn't think they made them that long.I haven't seen that many but dang man everyone of them seems a little different.

KW,

Mine is a '67. I'm going strictly off the dates on the Kohler, as I don't believe my Moto-Mower parts manual has date codes past 65 or 66. I'm not sure how long they were built by Dura Corp. It couldn't have been much longer after '67 I wouldn't think. Sometime I would like to put the mower deck on mine to see how it works, that is, if I ever get the tractor finished LOL!

P.S. Check out what I just posted in the ebay craigslist forum.

wwwooww its held its self nice over the years i would love to have seen your face when you picked her up thats a good model tight realy tight rearend good find

joe wrote:

wwwooww its held its self nice over the years i would love to have seen your face when you picked her up thats a good model tight realy tight rearend good find

Thanks for the compliments Joe. This is definitely a sweet machine, just needs some TLC. I just need to get the right o-rings to fix that leak in the hydraulic brake. I've struck out once so far, as the ones I got last week were definitely wrong. But looking on the bright side of things, I did notice that my tractor is the background on the page today!