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Old 10-11-2016, 05:01 PM
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I know obsoletely "Squad" about pulling and I don't pretend knowing a way to reinvent the wheel but can he just simply "swap" a manual tranny like the one used in a 1000 or 1200 quiet line , install a upgraded clutch and put solid mount for the engine if he want to do serious stuff later?

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I know obsoletely "Squad" about pulling and I don't pretend knowing a way to reinvent the wheel but can he just simply "swap" a manual tranny like the one used in a 1000 or 1200 quiet line , install a upgraded clutch and put solid mount for the engine if he want to do serious stuff later?

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Yes this is pretty common.
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I know obsoletely "Squad" about pulling and I don't pretend knowing a way to reinvent the wheel but can he just simply "swap" a manual tranny like the one used in a 1000 or 1200 quiet line , install a upgraded clutch and put solid mount for the engine if he want to do serious stuff later?

Just thinking loud...

Be a heck of a lot easier to just turn a cheap narrow frame into a puller. Cheaper too.





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Have this on my 128
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I have one of those hitches on my 108 puller and have not had any issues with it.

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