Big Sale Has Started - UPDATED 07-31-25 (01 Apr 2025)
As some of you know my dad passed away 2 months ago today, on May 31, 2025. I posted it in the Members Only section when it happened. Thanks to all of you who have offered kind words on the forum, with phone calls, and visits in person during this time.
The Big Sale is on but not like originally planned, it is a by appointment type of thing now. I don't have the manpower, or the desire to do a big event like originally planned, I just need to sell a lot of parts that are taking up too much space here. I have been told and believe we are overloaded with Wheel Horse parts like no one has ever seen. Peeps have already been coming in from different parts of the country and buying a lot of stuff due to seeing the sale page, and seeing we are the only Wheel Horse only business in the USA that does things on the scale we do. The sale will continue for awhile until I free up some more space but you may not want to wait too long as things are being sold every day and there are limits to how many of certain parts will be sold.
As it says on the page it is still under construction and the page isn't finished yet. I've had a ton of calls for parts and the Big Sale Page may help answer some questions about what is here before peeps call. I hope that page is also clear that we DO NOT SHIP anything... This is a by appointment type of thing now. Be sure to call before you come to make sure the day isn't already full with peeps scheduled to come in, and make sure what you want is still available.
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Today was nice, 77 and sunny so some more lot rearranging was done and a couple more partial tractors brought in to part out. Being outside in nice weather is the best. Maybe I can get out the steam cleaner and do some parts + such next week.
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The frames left from all the parting got put on a pallet + put outside, and a lot of other parts put where they belong. The goal was to get the little fast + furious Cavalier on the center rack to make more room. It sure looked familiar but at the same time weird to see the rack down. The same goes for the clean spot where the Cavalier was.
I also needed the last mini split out from under the rack to possibly put in next Sat June 21. It's been sitting there for a little over 3 months, I think I'm a little too busy... My friend Kevin was here last Sat (June 7) and helped me get the grinding bench put on wheels and roll it away from the wall so I could get ready to install it. I need to get going on all the inside stuff next week so he can get the outside unit done and do all of his normal HVAC stuff to get it running. That will make room for another tractor in here lol.
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Looking at the last pic I think it's about time to clean the walls again soon, like I need more to do...
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I finished up the bracket Friday, got the wireless in the unit, the control cable wired in and routed, then got the wire wired up in the breaker box with a smaller breaker this morning that was disconnected. I think Kev is coming up this Sat to help me finish it up.
Last Sat I actually took the day off and went to Lexington, first time I took a day off during the week in many many many years. Went to my fav car wash over there, got some Sbarro Pizza in the Mall food court, wandered around the Mall for awhile, then went to Culvers for some ice cream and ate it outside at a table while enjoying the awesome weather. It sure was nice, I need to do that a little more often.
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I had my tint shop come out and redo the CTS today, it was tinted when I bought it 13 years ago but it has gotten worse and bubbled up on the rear window over time. Plus it was never dark enough for me. Minus the front doors being 20% now it has 5% everywhere including the sunroof and front window strip. The pics have the back seat and deck out, the sunroof open, shop lighting going inside from the trunk being open, and interior lights on. Once it's all back together and closed up it's gonna be pretty dark, oops. State law here is no more than 35% on the front doors, the rest isn't a problem. I hope I don't get in trouble but I don't go out very much either...
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Monday I talked to peeps about fixing things and when to bring tractors to get worked on. In between the peeps I finished up cleaning the shop and getting everything back to where it belonged after the last mini split. The mini split had been sitting in the shop for over 3 months... My tint guy was also here redoing all of the CTS tint.
Tuesday was a crazy day, peeps hanging out waiting up to 3 hours to talk to me until bed time. It drives me crazy when that happens, I really like one at a time but it is what it is. One came from SC and wanted a basic rock shaft kit, slot hitch, some accessories for it and some other things. Right when I thought we were done he asked about a dozer blade and all the hookups. I was like I have about 60 of them and he opted for a really nice used one which was fine. Problem was they were all buried with stuff in the small garage from all kinds if things sandwiched in there between the Kubota and blades. He and his son helped me get one out, it still took about 30 mins with three of us. I had no idea these peeps were coming, they just showed up.
Another one wasn't from too far away and said he could come back but he ended up chatting with another peep here and said he could wait. He just needed a 1-1/8" axle hub and locks. That one wasn't so bad.
Another one was one we scheduled a time, but he said he could stay all afternoon if need be, that took a load off. He has a 1988 414-8 he bought new that needs a lot of mechanical work, wiring work, and an engine rebuild. He is scheduled to bring it next Friday.
There were plenty of phone calls as well, the proverbial icing on the cake...
Yesterday I had a ton of things to do as well. Putting more parts away, a little other work, going to the chiropractor, bank, insurance agent, grocery shopping, and eating my weekly (or longer most of the time) meal out. After that was cleaning up the mess from the CTS retinting and cleaning the rear seats, deck + panels so I can put it back together, when I get a minute of course.
Today wasn't too bad but all of my spare time was spent moving a lot of stuff from the farm shoved the small garage that actually belongs in the 4 car garage over there. Everything is moved but I'm gonna do more organizing in there tomorrow. At least I can get to the dozer blades now. I really need to quit this 11 or more hours a day stuff (again) but there's just way way too much to do including getting the big sale thing ready that I've been putting off.
On a sort of bright note I did tell some peeps no, or not until next month to other work this week. The list is just too long already...
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What a week so far...
Monday I talked to peeps about fixing things and when to bring tractors to get worked on. In between the peeps I finished up cleaning the shop and getting everything back to where it belonged after the last mini split. The mini split had been sitting in the shop for over 3 months... My tint guy was also here redoing all of the CTS tint.
Tuesday was a crazy day, peeps hanging out waiting up to 3 hours to talk to me until bed time. It drives me crazy when that happens, I really like one at a time but it is what it is. One came from SC and wanted a basic rock shaft kit, slot hitch, some accessories for it and some other things. Right when I thought we were done he asked about a dozer blade and all the hookups. I was like I have about 60 of them and he opted for a really nice used one which was fine. Problem was they were all buried with stuff in the small garage from all kinds if things sandwiched in there between the Kubota and blades. He and his son helped me get one out, it still took about 30 mins with three of us. I had no idea these peeps were coming, they just showed up.
Another one wasn't from too far away and said he could come back but he ended up chatting with another peep here and said he could wait. He just needed a 1-1/8" axle hub and locks. That one wasn't so bad.
Another one was one we scheduled a time, but he said he could stay all afternoon if need be, that took a load off. He has a 1988 414-8 he bought new that needs a lot of mechanical work, wiring work, and an engine rebuild. He is scheduled to bring it next Friday.
There were plenty of phone calls as well, the proverbial icing on the cake...
Yesterday I had a ton of things to do as well. Putting more parts away, a little other work, going to the chiropractor, bank, insurance agent, grocery shopping, and eating my weekly (or longer most of the time) meal out. After that was cleaning up the mess from the CTS retinting and cleaning the rear seats, deck + panels so I can put it back together, when I get a minute of course.
Today wasn't too bad but all of my spare time was spent moving a lot of stuff from the farm shoved the small garage that actually belongs in the 4 car garage over there. Everything is moved but I'm gonna do more organizing in there tomorrow. At least I can get to the dozer blades now. I really need to quit this 11 or more hours a day stuff (again) but there's just way way too much to do including getting the big sale thing ready that I've been putting off.
On a sort of bright note I did tell some peeps no, or not until next month to other work this week. The list is just too long already...
Wow you been busy and i was going to call to set up a day when i could bring the 520 so you could check out the wiring issues on it.I guess i will wait till after the big sale.
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