Excellent info - appreciate the reply, seems like the hauler is starting now – took the switch off, cleaned up all the connections, gave the starter a couple of taps with a hammer and is working fine. The only problem is with the manual choke – the connection has come loose – every time I push it back in it just pushes on the cable – I have to hold it manually to push back – have tried silver soldering it back – does not stay together. Will figure something out.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I have a Heald Hauler with dump bed. I need a trans. This is a 1977 Kit w/reverise any one?


Thanks

 

this is to grandpa i have one of those trikes but one of many problembs with mine is the trans but i dont kno where you could get a new one at would any body kno

 

I have a Heald trike for sale. It has a new drive clutch, axle, belt and axle bearings. It has an 11 horse Briggs that runs good. Needs a throttle and some wiring, but there's only about 10 wires on the whole thing. It's been sitting and it needs a new home.

 

If you're anywhere near PA I would be interested inthe Heald Hauler, how much and where are you?

Any contact infor for Kimball? I had bought a few things for my hauler a few years ago but broke the rear diff last week. Need the case for it to get back into action, tried a few searches but never found a contact number.

ANy help woudl be appreciated.

please email to

slowwrench@ezlinx.net

 

not sure, but looks like early 70's heald hauler(maybe 1st generation) A part Cushman scooter, part ATV. They were kits you could but and assemble, usually with a 11hp. briggs & straton motor.