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Old 01-29-2016, 07:44 PM
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Sure is purdy and will look awesome sitting in your cub
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I want one, don't have anything to put it in but I want it anyway.
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Super jealous Todd, congrats.
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Thanks guys, but the big job comes up tomorrow. I need to pressure wash the tractor outside in 30 degree weather, not looking forward to that... cause ain't no way I'm puttin' the pretty engine in a dirty tractor.
Plus I need to attend to a few things before the engine install that will make it a bunch easier, now then later.
Plus need to make a blower housing between the engine and firewall. Hey, question on the positive cable. The original isn't going to be long enough, and the one they sent along isn't either, can I splice the two together or should I run new from the back to the starter?
Told the wife what I did and she said something like. If it'll make your life easier, and your still able to cut grass, I'm in for 50% of the cost... Good woman right there
I "may" do a little face lift while I'm at it. I SAID A LITTLE, so don't start with the BS...
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Run a new cable. I make my own.
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Cleaned up the firewall as well as the battery box by sanding and wire wheeling then adding some paint...
Then the big white truck showed up with a box for me! Small Engine Warehouse delivery.

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I'd run a new cable as well.
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Todd when I repowered my 1210 I used what's called "Roll Plastic" racers use it for body stuff. Here's a link.

https://www.portcityracecars.com/Bla...920801-10.html

All you need to do is cut a strip with some shears, roll it in a tube and bolt it to the firewall. Pics are of the 1210 with the 16 HP Vanguard.
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That's awesome, Todd!
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