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Old 01-17-2018, 01:58 PM
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It has been trouble free...... Size-wise it seems to be perfect......
Thanks for the feedback guys.
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That is a very nice loader tractor. Would love to see it parked in my garage
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Very impressive build. Paint looks great as well.

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Had not seen this thread before, and just saw the pump mount pictures last week. Rob_M, that is a heck of a nice build. Congrats! Good to hear that the pump is holding up. I used the .129 cu in/rev version on my tandem cub.

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Where do you re-locate the battery to ?
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The battery is still in it's original location under the hood. The compartment under the seat is/was just a toolbox...

Still going strong! Just used it to clear the driveway today
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Ok, for some reason i was thinking it was under the seat like my 149. i want to do the same pump location as yours but i have to relocate the battery.
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