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Allen Proud owner of my Original! My Grandpa's Cart Craftsman Lawn Sweeper Craftsman Plug Aerator |
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Finished the exhaust stack
I built the stack with a muffler inside, because this engine is really loud without. I used a 3.5" elbow, a thrush muffler/glasspack, and some 3.5" tubing. I had to notch the elbow to clear the hood ( did not want to cut the hood). I am going to add a stainless piece between the stack and the hood to act as a heat shield. I am also going to build a support brace for the stack. I one pic you can see how the air cleaner will sit. I wanted it out of the hood, for space reasons, it looks like a big tractor and I did not want to fill the original fuel cap hole.
I know it looks big but with me on it (6'4") and the 26/12-12 Ag tires, it will look a little more proportional.
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149 Raised Bed Tractor 1512 Being restored 1450 Missing its heart Original 1961 Fenders, BB36 and Creeper 1810 Diesel Project, Kubota d905 1572 Diesel, 3-point, 60" Haban Deck Original 1961 Red No options 782D Missing Engine |
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Nice job!
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No, I cut the arm off the spindle where the cylinder attaches and I moved it so it is parallel to the axle instead of in front of it. (if that makes sense.)
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149 Raised Bed Tractor 1512 Being restored 1450 Missing its heart Original 1961 Fenders, BB36 and Creeper 1810 Diesel Project, Kubota d905 1572 Diesel, 3-point, 60" Haban Deck Original 1961 Red No options 782D Missing Engine |
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yes I understand what you are saying.
If I had used a smaller diameter cyl. barrel (IE Cub) it would of cleared. But I used what I had. So I just built extended axle stubs moving the tires farther out ( wider stance) and solved the problem on my 782. Thank you for the reply. |
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What was the cost of the engine swap and what all engines would work on a 1863 model I would love a diesel on mine
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I have no idea on cost, I'm just using what I have. You can use any engine, that you can make fit.
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149 Raised Bed Tractor 1512 Being restored 1450 Missing its heart Original 1961 Fenders, BB36 and Creeper 1810 Diesel Project, Kubota d905 1572 Diesel, 3-point, 60" Haban Deck Original 1961 Red No options 782D Missing Engine |
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Got my hood sides installed, and everything clears. I also picked up some 26/12-12 Carlisle tru powers that I will install once I find a set of 12"x10.5" wheels.
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149 Raised Bed Tractor 1512 Being restored 1450 Missing its heart Original 1961 Fenders, BB36 and Creeper 1810 Diesel Project, Kubota d905 1572 Diesel, 3-point, 60" Haban Deck Original 1961 Red No options 782D Missing Engine |
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Very nice!
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Allen Proud owner of my Original! My Grandpa's Cart Craftsman Lawn Sweeper Craftsman Plug Aerator |
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