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Old 02-08-2016, 06:26 PM
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I havent really been on here much the last year but still cubbin...heres the engine to the 169 i picked up in oct...all done ready to go..the frame is hanging from the ceiling and the rearend got squirted yesterday....will be doing assemly on jackstands once cured...only thing left is wheels and fender assembly..it didnt have hyd lift when i got it, but it will now...thank you to a forum member....so heres a taste

Oh and topped off with a red 8mm accel plug wire.....total rebuild, rod, piston .020" over and some other goodies...
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Old 02-08-2016, 06:32 PM
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Wow that's better than new. I'm digging all the stainless. And dual condensers? Do tell
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Very nice engine.
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Looks great!
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And dual condensers? Do tell
It's a secret.
Think about it..... you may figure it out......



Nice looking motor.
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Old 02-08-2016, 09:39 PM
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Thank you gents...missed this place...hope youre all well....thanks john....cast governer gear and oil pan too...ill get some pics of the other s#$t too, just been busy..had a baby girl in sept, (our LAST) of 4....and just seems like theres never enough time...i also got a semi tore up 72 and a free kubota z482 that im trying to get finished for my local steam show...
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Very nice!
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And anticipation builds just to see the rest of the tractor, especially after looking at the quality of job you did with your engine.....wow!!!

Definitely going to stay tuned in to this one.

Welcome back, mate! Congratulations on your new addition to the family....No matter how many times it is said, "Dad" sure sounds great!

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One of the nicer quality restorations that I have seen.
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Looks AWESOME, but I can't get over the first post.

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and the rearend got squirted yesterday
Is the genie supported to be yellow or black?
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