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I have a 12 horse Wards tractor,and the drive line is about 4 inches off of the ground,it grabs all of the weeds and makes it really hard to control what you are tilling,any easy fix or do I have to build a sheild,can any body help??
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sounds like a 14hp Wards made by Gilson I sppotted 100 miles from home. If you can't find the serial # heres a couple tell tale signs, frame continues back to trans, is 2 pieces of iron past shift lever instead of a "tube" like a Simp and the set raises forward instead of to the back with fenders included, MPH
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This is all new to me so lets see what happens,the pctures will tell the story it is rather large but it has been a 14 hour day and I am beat.The model # is gis-33030,serial # is 86x80282,it has the gear box and trans that I think it should have to be a Simple tractor,the white shaft on the underside is the drive line covered with pvc,the tiller is a little strange but works really well.I think i am missing the parts to drive the mower deck any info on how that works would be helpful,I just got this yesterday so I am a novice on all of this. thanks here are the pics http://www.am880kcmx.com/simple/index.html
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Stan, I'm not sure we can help you much, because I'll bet that if you check your tractor's serial number, it will start with GIL meaning it was made by Gilson... I think 10HP Squires were the last ones made by Simplicity. The Simplicity tractors of that size (Landlord or Sovereign) have a completely boxed in frame where the driveshaft drives a bevel gear box directly. There is no drive line 4" off the ground.... Kent
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