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Old 02-06-2015, 07:32 AM
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This one is going to be cool from the looks of it. I have the same spring but I had Mid West set it up at a lower compressed length so it's no harder to push the clutch down than a stocker. You can just back the lock collar off a little if you find it's to much. We went with a 5" compressed length.
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clutch reinforcement is already in place.




the hood clears, the battery clears, still working on the fuel tank. thanks on the heads up about backing the spring off.
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Im liking this so far! Makes me wanna do a vangaurd for my plow project
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I like what you're doing.
Key to "tipping" issue, is "rear" width, height and rear weight.
What is the green front axles from?
I also like the flat top fenders.
Really looking forward to the finished project.
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You're making some good progress and giving me ideas! Keep the pics coming.
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the green front axle is a rear axle tube off a john deere, nit my idea. I believe sam mac posted a link to it earlier in this thread. I didn't get much done today. between work, the wife, and two kids the shack time has been slow. I did get the rear tires on the rims and some parts fitted up for measurements.



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I didn't post a link for the axle tube you used. I do recall seeing someone else that used a setup like that. Maybe Zippy or 4speed?
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you might want to check post #11, the third link that you posted!
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I didn't post a link for the axle tube you used. I do recall seeing someone else that used a setup like that. Maybe Zippy or 4speed?
I bought mine off epay. But it was made with the same JD rear axle.
You did post a link Sam
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you might want to check post #11, the third link that you posted!
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I bought mine off epay. But it was made with the same JD rear axle.
You did post a link Sam
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