1 votes
my first garden tractor Bolens 1476
Started by
accidentalchild
, Mar 04, 2015 11:48 PM
319 replies to this topic
#301
OFFLINE
accidentalchild
-
- Senior Member
- Member No: 68112
- 367 Thanks
- 455 posts
- Location: United States
Posted February 21, 2016 - 12:07 AM
Think this will look good behind the 1476? It's a couple hours away from me but hopefully the guy who owns it will wait until Tuesday so I can pick it up.
- blackjackjakexxix, MailmAn and Sawdust have said thanks
#302
OFFLINE
Chubien
-
- Senior Member
- Member No: 61561
- 643 Thanks
- 398 posts
- Location: Montreal, Quebec
Posted February 21, 2016 - 09:19 AM
That cart appears in nice shape, but IMO would look silly behind a large frame since they're so small, would look better on your 600.
- accidentalchild said thank you
#303
ONLINE
OldBuzzard
-
- Senior Member
- Contributor
- Member No: 805
- 6,863 Thanks
- 4,748 posts
Tractorholic
- Location: Oberlin, OH
Posted February 21, 2016 - 02:20 PM
Shucks, that trailer would look nice behind ANY Bolens 
It does bring up a question.
When I got my E-Z Vac, it came with a Bolens trailer that has the same model number: 16459 04.
However, mine is painted black, and has a different decal. I'm 99.99% sure that it's in the original color.
Here are a couple of pics:
You would think that they would have given them a different production run number with the change in color and decals.
Just another Bolens 'oddity' I guess.
- blackjackjakexxix and accidentalchild have said thanks
#304
ONLINE
Bolens 1000
-
- Staff Admin
- Staff
- -GTt Supporter-
- Contributor
- Member No: 7
- 14,612 Thanks
- 17,952 posts
DR. Bolens
- Location: Western NY
Posted February 21, 2016 - 02:30 PM
Shucks, that trailer would look nice behind ANY Bolens
It does bring up a question.
When I got my E-Z Vac, it came with a Bolens trailer that has the same model number: 16459 04.
However, mine is painted black, and has a different decal. I'm 99.99% sure that it's in the original color.
Here are a couple of pics:
You would think that they would have given them a different production run number with the change in color and decals.
Just another Bolens 'oddity' I guess.
The Husky decal on the sides indicates 1973-1974 approx, but yet the actual model tag indicates 1972 and lower.... Dont know what to make of that????
- blackjackjakexxix, Sawdust and accidentalchild have said thanks
#305
ONLINE
wilberj
-
- Senior Member
- -GTt Supporter-
- Contributor
- Member No: 51
- 4,841 Thanks
- 5,514 posts
- Location: Michigan
Posted February 21, 2016 - 02:32 PM
Shucks, that trailer would look nice behind ANY Bolens
It does bring up a question.
When I got my E-Z Vac, it came with a Bolens trailer that has the same model number: 16459 04.
However, mine is painted black, and has a different decal. I'm 99.99% sure that it's in the original color.
Here are a couple of pics:
You would think that they would have given them a different production run number with the change in color and decals.
Just another Bolens 'oddity' I guess.
That cart only goes up the modal -04 my info don't state any color change.
- accidentalchild said thank you
#306
ONLINE
blackjackjakexxix
-
- Senior Member
- Member No: 2194
- 2,780 Thanks
- 2,027 posts
Blackjackjakexxix
- Location: Pulaski,Pa 16143
Posted February 21, 2016 - 10:16 PM
Very nice cart,great find
- accidentalchild said thank you
#307
OFFLINE
accidentalchild
-
- Senior Member
- Member No: 68112
- 367 Thanks
- 455 posts
- Location: United States
Posted March 02, 2016 - 12:29 PM
its tractor season! I brought out my 1476 and took it for a spin. I am gonna take the mower off and predominately use the 1476 with its other accessories. I have another Bolens to do the grunt work of mowing and such. My next project will be to buy a sandblaster so I can refinish some of the attachments. I am also looking for a rock rake as I should have one of everything Bolens related.
- Bolens 1000 and LPBolens have said thanks
#308
OFFLINE
1967bolens collector
-
- Senior Member
- Member No: 1920
- 653 Thanks
- 1,441 posts
Deceased
- Location: carney's point new jersey
Posted March 02, 2016 - 04:21 PM
I really want that chipper I have a front an rear mounted ones for the tube frames but none for a large frame
- accidentalchild said thank you
#309
OFFLINE
accidentalchild
-
- Senior Member
- Member No: 68112
- 367 Thanks
- 455 posts
- Location: United States
Posted March 13, 2016 - 11:36 PM
I will let you know if I find another one.I really want that chipper I have a front an rear mounted ones for the tube frames but none for a large frame
- 1967bolens collector said thank you
#310
OFFLINE
1967bolens collector
-
- Senior Member
- Member No: 1920
- 653 Thanks
- 1,441 posts
Deceased
- Location: carney's point new jersey
Posted March 14, 2016 - 02:48 AM
I really appreciate that!!! I I'll make it with ur while
- accidentalchild said thank you
#311
OFFLINE
accidentalchild
-
- Senior Member
- Member No: 68112
- 367 Thanks
- 455 posts
- Location: United States
Posted March 14, 2016 - 02:56 PM
my while has already been made. If it were not for all of the help I have received from the members on this site I would be in the dark. If there is anything I can do for one of you guys I will be happy to do so.I really appreciate that!!! I I'll make it with ur while
- Bolens 1000, LPBolens and MailmAn have said thanks
#312
OFFLINE
accidentalchild
-
- Senior Member
- Member No: 68112
- 367 Thanks
- 455 posts
- Location: United States
Posted June 22, 2016 - 03:47 PM
Well it was running rough so I rebuilt the carb. Oh and then I started it up and the exhaust done fell oft! Maybe it's the time to learn how to weld? I did by two welders last fall.
Attached Thumbnails
- KennyP said thank you
#313
ONLINE
Austen
-
- Senior Member
- Member No: 33768
- 1,304 Thanks
- 783 posts
- Location: Kirkland, WA
Posted June 22, 2016 - 05:53 PM
Well it was running rough so I rebuilt the carb. Oh and then I started it up and the exhaust done fell oft! Maybe it's the time to learn how to weld? I did by two welders last fall.
That's not good!
Member, WrenchinOnIt, rebuilt the one on his 1476 using SS piping. Might give you an idea or two. http://gardentractor...-1476/?p=516606
- accidentalchild said thank you
#314
OFFLINE
BolensChrisUK
-
- Senior Member
- Member No: 77828
- 451 Thanks
- 221 posts
- Location: Sussex England
Posted June 23, 2016 - 03:24 PM
Well its got a sports exhaust system now 
- KennyP and accidentalchild have said thanks
#315
OFFLINE
accidentalchild
-
- Senior Member
- Member No: 68112
- 367 Thanks
- 455 posts
- Location: United States
Posted July 22, 2016 - 07:51 PM
Well I got the exhaust pipe off! I went old school and used a flat head screwdriver and a hammer and pried and cut that sucker off. Maybe I can get to the auto store to pick up supplies tomorrow.
Attached Thumbnails
- KennyP said thank you
