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Old 05-10-2013, 08:28 PM
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Default 1961 Cub Diesel Re-Power

Well guys, I got a new toy today! 6hp Diesel from Carroll Stream. Looks pretty good under the hood (or, wedged under...), and there is lots of space to play with if I feel like adding anything later. This is going to be a working tractor, so I don't want to mess up my pretty decent K-161, so I'm keeping it in the case that I find another O that has a smoker. I even got around to starting a mounting plate! I will be re-locating the tank and muffler at a later time, and just running is sans-hood until that point. It seems like it should work very well in this tractor, as basically everything has been lining up well! Wish me luck!
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Old 05-10-2013, 08:35 PM
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Looks like you will need to make a "midnight run" on the local restaurant used cooking oil pit so you can get the grass cut!!

Looks good, I wish you were doing it in a WF,

maybe somebody else will volunteer!!
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Old 05-10-2013, 08:40 PM
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this looks coooool ... keep us posted with the refit .... what are the specs on the grease burner?

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Old 05-10-2013, 08:57 PM
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i was thinking about doing just this to one of my originals let me know how it turns out! i just didnt see spendin the coin on that engine without knowing for sure if it was going to work
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Old 05-10-2013, 09:02 PM
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Looks like you will need to make a "midnight run" on the local restaurant used cooking oil pit so you can get the grass cut!!

Looks good, I wish you were doing it in a WF,

maybe somebody else will volunteer!!
Maybe cooking oil in the future, but this one will be run on regular "off-road". We have a 500 gal. tank that we use for the larger equip., and I hate using gas-cans. I don't have a deck either... Actually have one lined up to buy, but the weather has been too crappy to go get it! A WF would be neat, but I think a "Popper" engine in a "Popper Age" tractor is more my style.

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this looks coooool ... keep us posted with the refit .... what are the specs on the grease burner?

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See for yourself! http://www.carrollstream.com/6HP_Die..._p/cs178es.htm

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Old 05-10-2013, 09:04 PM
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i was thinking about doing just this to one of my originals let me know how it turns out! i just didnt see spendin the coin on that engine without knowing for sure if it was going to work
If you go with the 10hp, you will need to get a new cup made for the flywheel. Its base is longer and narrower than the Kohler, but I'm making a simple mount. I can't wait to get it going!
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Old 05-10-2013, 09:05 PM
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Cummins 4BT!!!! Your grass will wither at the sight!!!!

That would be an awesome tractor!!
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Old 05-10-2013, 09:18 PM
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i'm in like with that ! most diesels have aprox. 2x hp to torque .... should be a good motor for it. Probably fill it with fuel once every 3 months !
Hope it has comprssion release or you will have diesel elbow aka tennis elbow !

looking forward to the build sequence !

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Old 05-10-2013, 09:30 PM
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man...

i'm in like with that ! most diesels have aprox. 2x hp to torque .... should be a good motor for it. Probably fill it with fuel once every 3 months !
Hope it has comprssion release or you will have diesel elbow aka tennis elbow !

looking forward to the build sequence !

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Old 05-10-2013, 09:42 PM
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this is my go to town / hwy car .... TDI Golf .... i've removes all the pollution control and remapped the ecu .... I average 45 mpg and 50's on the hwy ... little monster will scoot to!
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