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Old 12-13-2011, 07:25 PM
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Here is a up to date photo of my puller. Sorry its not the best but as you can see its buried in the garage for off season storage but you at least get the idea of the more up to date version. There will be better ones once I get it out for pulling season. There is also a picture of the 20hp briggs(yes its actually a 20hp 46 cubic inch) as Sam Mac requested a picture of it. You cant tell by looking at it but that was the idea I also pulled off all the 20hp stickers and I.D. tag on the shroud and painted it black so it all matched in color, the only thing that looks "off" about it is the crank is too long for the sump cover.
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Old 02-14-2012, 09:05 PM
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Very nice there Tater.
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Old 02-14-2012, 09:37 PM
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That looks COOL! Love the chrome stacks.

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Awesome puller, Tater!
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Thanks guys, I love that 20hp just not sure I would build another...to many headaches to build it but it was worth it once I pulled it and everything I worked hard on worked.

The chrome stacks are actually exhaust tips for truck or car exhaust bolted to pipe that is welded in the hood that fits over the exhaust. Before every pull I wash the tractor and chrome polish the stacks to really make them shine
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just scaned the thread, you guys have some cool pullers.
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I wondered about those stacks. I liked the looks but hadnt thought of what ya did. cool.
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Some awesome puller's in here! I have a question for the guys that have done some pulling for fun with their hydro's. I have a 123 powered by a very mild K301 do they pull half decent?
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ok got the puller out and changed some things so here are some pictures of it as of today. Just have to pull it one of these days with the new exhaust and see if it changed it.
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