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Old 01-13-2014, 08:43 PM
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Keep up the good work, Sam! Thanks for the pics.
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I doubt that a vent at the top would do much. Any condensation will go to the bottom anyway.
I thought the condensation gets magically suspended in the Hytran

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I thought the condensation gets magically suspended in the Hytran

Yep it does, then it settles to the bottom of the case. Only problem is the axel tubes trap it because there is no way to drain them. That's why when I have one apart I drill return holes in the bottom of the case to allow it to drain back into the center section. This one had globs about the size of large marbles in the tubes.
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Finished up the rear end today and put the fender pan and seat back on. I also replaced the factory vent with a hose and filter. Test run went well, no leaks or funky noises. Not much more to do other than putting the floor boards and rear cover plate on. I'm waiting for the new rear wheels and tires from Xtreme and that will just about finish the tractor. Then I need to give the deck a little TLC.
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You do some good work, sir, looks great!
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You do some good work, sir, looks great!
Thanks for the comments but this one will be a worker at least for the upcoming season. Then as long as it is all good in the running department it may get a nice repaint job.
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The rotors are OEM. The Cyclops supers have them, not sure about the older Supers. No idea why they did that. Not like they get hot.
Must have been the later Cyclops supers, my early 2082 has the grandma rotors. I feel the need for some race car rotors, maybe vented, as well. Does Brembo sell a kit for our Cubs?
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Looks good Sam. You need to bring that one and your custom NF tractor down to Vince's Plowday this spring.
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Looks good Sam. You need to bring that one and your custom NF tractor down to Vince's Plowday this spring.
The 1782 is going to have an easy life, all it is going to do is kill grass fast. No plow days for it.
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