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Old 07-10-2014, 07:31 PM
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2.8? ive always wanted to do a 4.3 v6
The 2.8 tends to fit better because its a 60 degree V. Not that any car V6 is going to "fit". Seems like anything approaching 100hp will be PLENTY to pick the bucket up.
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Kubota 4cyl diesel.
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Old 07-10-2014, 08:41 PM
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Kubota 4cyl diesel.
Solid thought, but we're dreaming bigger with his time and money.

CUMMINS 4 cyl diesel?
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Solid thought, but we're dreaming bigger with his time and money.

CUMMINS 4 cyl diesel?
Kubota makes bigger motors than the 4B..... I didn't say WHICH 4cyl!
Although, if I was going to go that big, the 4BT would be my motor of choice. Can't go wrong with a Cummins!
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Kubota makes bigger motors than the 4B..... I didn't say WHICH 4cyl!
Although, if I was going to go that big, the 4BT would be my motor of choice. Can't go wrong with a Cummins!
duh!

You read my mind on the particular Cummins... Roll coal and chooo-chooo!

When a 4B is total overkill, resort to 4BT.
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Yuh know... I realize that cubs are built heavy and all but big horsey power won't beef up the frame, front axle, spindles, tie rod/ends, and steering column He could turn it into a miniature Honey Bee lol
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If he's building a real dozer all of that stuff is out the window anyhow.

Honey bee might be good!
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