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Hello, your tractor is coming along great! One tip I could pass along was one that I learned here. You will want to make sure your starter generator has a good ground. One way to do that is to make sure there is no paint between the s/g mount and engine block. Easy to remove paint with a razor blade and sandpaper with out hitting the engine.
Thank you sir! I will definitely grind off the paint where the S/G mount mounts!
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Congratulations. With every step you make mine look more and more like poo.
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It's coming along very well! Make sure you have metal to metal from the engine tabs to the frame for good ground.
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It's coming along very well! Make sure you have metal to metal from the engine tabs to the frame for good ground.
Now ya tell me! LOL! That's good info. I actually intend to add a nice looking supplemental ground strap.
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Now ya tell me! LOL! That's good info. I actually intend to add a nice looking supplemental ground strap.
Opps thought I did. The grill and dash tower to the fame needs the same treatment.
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Opps thought I did. The grill and dash tower to the fame needs the same treatment.
Thanks Duke. All very helpful information! It is very cool to have a forum like this where people can share their knowledge. All tips and tricks are appreciated!
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Snowing in Upstate NY this morning. Now the sun is out, but it's still cold so it seems like a great day to fire the heater and put a Cubbie together!
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