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Old 03-16-2013, 10:51 AM
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I need to do the same brake/pedal setup on my 104. I like that along with the true clutch only pedal that other people have done. Your re-power is coming along nicely. Im looking forward to a finished project, but I agree good things take time.
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So far this has been a fun project. Will need to do something with the gas tank. It's in the way of the turning pedals. Big Thanks to Leadslingingdaddy and Cubcrazy.
Sam, Remember the old early sears tractors had a plastic tank under the seat back in the late 60's-early70's and it also fit between the round fenders. I just thought mabe somthing like that might work for you.
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Old 03-16-2013, 03:42 PM
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I need to do the same brake/pedal setup on my 104. I like that along with the true clutch only pedal that other people have done. Your re-power is coming along nicely. Im looking forward to a finished project, but I agree good things take time.
I'm planning on keeping the internal brake only because I like the fact that it stops the gears from turning so it reduces the grinding of the gears. Although I will probably back it off a bit.
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Sam, Remember the old early sears tractors had a plastic tank under the seat back in the late 60's-early70's and it also fit between the round fenders. I just thought mabe somthing like that might work for you.
Thanks for the tip but I have a gas tank on it although it is a bit small. It came off a Honda engine that I bought a few years ago and it fits nicely between the engine and the battery. Think it shows in one of the earlier pics
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Picked up a 2000 lb winch from Harbor Freight today for $60.00 to operate the lift at the rear. Decided to put a Brinley style hitch on the junk yard dog. Pics when I get the rest of the parts.
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