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Old 09-26-2014, 10:03 PM
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looking good like that shifter knob looks good
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thanks garth I like it better then the stock ones , thinking of making something for the brake pedal it has holes in it like there should be something on it hmm think more cherry or some cedar would work for that decisions
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Looks good but I suggest that you add some type of support for that stack. The threads in the block are not designed for that much weight.
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exhaust is done guys looks great, Sam the exhaust should be fine ill see if I can make some kind of support im not sure how but ill look into it the whole things probably weights 5 pounds so I think it should be fine. I have a sleeve hitch ill be installing on this some here should work fine need a bottom bracket and the Brinley adapter , decals should be in soon plus other stuff
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Looks good but I suggest that you add some type of support for that stack. The threads in the block are not designed for that much weight.
Yup, that's a break waiting to happen with that muffler set up. Add a support on it, or you'll be sorry.
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Yup, that's a break waiting to happen with that muffler set up. Add a support on it, or you'll be sorry.
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ok guys ill ad a piece of steel from the frame up that should be fine , gonna have to put a 1/4 inch hole in the frame for a bolt but better then breaking the block
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im also going to put the rear hitch on this 70 had a question has anyone ever put a tiller on a 70 ? I have the whole set up I took off my 106 and I have the brinly adapter on its way so I can put other stuff on it .
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im also going to put the rear hitch on this 70 had a question has anyone ever put a tiller on a 70 ? I have the whole set up I took off my 106 and I have the brinly adapter on its way so I can put other stuff on it .
It needs a creeper gear too.
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