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Old 04-09-2015, 10:42 PM
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Finally getting to doing some work on the 1772, it's in nice shape overall, but I wanted to address some issues it has, driveline etc. Here's a before.



First thing to do is give it a good bath with the steamer.



Got the little diesel pulled.



All ready for a little work!



Some goodies, the new driveline!



Got the input shaft drilled and tapped and the adapter installed.



CV mounted on the engine, sure looks a lot better than the Flex Disc joints.



A little clean up/ paint on the frame.





The new driveline is in!

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Old 04-09-2015, 10:44 PM
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Some more goodies, more updates to come as I get parts.
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Nice lookin' Smoker !!! And you made sure you got the 982 in one of the pics !!!
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Nice work! Cleaning up the Cub real well.

Red looks good too!
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Looks good Ben, I remember seeing those parts.
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Looks great Ben, nice work.
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Looking good Ben. Where did the driveshaft come from?
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Red looks good too!
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Looks great Ben, nice work.
Thanks guys! Looks like the 982 got jealous

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Looking good Ben. Where did the driveshaft come from?
I got it from Patton Acres,the adapters are Sams that I've been saving for this project. I did a little cleaning and shot some primer and flat black on it.
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Nice work Ben!

I'm jealous of the scenery you southern guys have. Where I am it's nothing but prairie!

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Sometimes it's pretty though!

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Looking good, Ben! I'm starting to get the diesel bug again...lol.
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