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Looks like your having fun there Master, was the motor blown?
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Those stands on the back sure are nice! Makes service alot easier! I used to praise Snapper for those back in the days of the lawnmower shop! I don't think my 60 had those? I know it had bumpers and a small tow hitch... Wonder if those were added or do u think they are factory? Either way looking good! Keep us posted! Looks like your helper stayed dry!! He might be smarter than us all!
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No, don't think it's blowed, but it seeps BAD, and just don't sound good. I've got a couple others. One good one in a tractor, and one for parts. But, really don't know if I want to take that 76 apart, it's a good little tractor. Wonder what I could use as a repower... Your thought. I thought they were for a bagger. But not certain. Master of Lew would likely know...
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I like it, but I want this thing to mow...
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Well, now what to do?
I don't have to worry about not wanting to remove the engine in the 76. The crankshaft is 1", and this 85, is a 1" and cut down to 7/8" where the pulley attaches. So, going to have to think this one through a while...
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Cannot stop now! Maybe Master of Lew has a bunch of NOS Briggs parts to rebuild that little engine.
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Was thinking shoehorning a twin in. No, just kidding. Or
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Sweeeeet! Stretch it and make a "super bathtub" out of it and give it a hydro transmission too...with hydraulic lift!
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I had forgotten about the step down cranks.. But I remember that now.. seems like they were hard to find way back then.. We used to take a standard straight crank and have a local machine shop cut them down and re key when we needed a stepped crank.. it was alot of work but it worked..
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bag it with 20's, or hydraulic's to make it bounce |
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