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Old 01-25-2013, 08:05 PM
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Yup, nothin wrong with that.
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Thanks guys, I will look for the old Hydro hole in the dash when I see it in person. I only wanted $150 for the Go Cart, so I figured I couldn't go wrong with this swap even if it was a "Hybrid" tractor. And the mower should work like it was designed even though the rear may have been swapped right???????
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Old 01-25-2013, 08:57 PM
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The 147 would not have had the cast end 38in. deck, it is several tractors combined. should be fun to figure out.
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Old 01-25-2013, 09:18 PM
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A 14 HP gear drive would be awesome! Lots of power at the wheels.
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Thanks guys, I will look for the old Hydro hole in the dash when I see it in person. I only wanted $150 for the Go Cart, so I figured I couldn't go wrong with this swap even if it was a "Hybrid" tractor. And the mower should work like it was designed even though the rear may have been swapped right???????
As long as the conversion was done right it should function fine, It looks like it has a wide frame rear end looking at the shifter. I would look the clutch setup over and see how they put it together. Either way you can't go wrong for $150 as long as it runs.
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As long as the conversion was done right it should function fine, It looks like it has a wide frame rear end looking at the shifter. I would look the clutch setup over and see how they put it together. Either way you can't go wrong for $150 as long as it runs.


That is kind of what I thought as well. Motor alone should be worth close that. If nothing else, it would make a good puller!!!! I can promise everyone this..... When I get it home, I will take alot of pictures of this thing so we can see what it is made up of. LOL!!!
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Old 01-26-2013, 12:31 PM
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Almost everything was interchangable on the narrowframes so, It would be easy to make the conversion. It would be harder to convert it the wrong way.
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The fender pan looks just like the one on my 147.
Yup, looks the same for the one on my 147. I'm still going with a 147 with a gear drive someone botched together. AKA franken-Cub.
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