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Old 03-09-2018, 10:54 AM
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Thinking about putting a Diesel engine into a wide frame. What engine is the best to use or what have people used on the past and wheres the cheapest to get one. Going to end up putting a turbo on it. Pros, cons, thoughts.
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To make things simple and easy, I would use a Diesel that Cub Cadet already uses, ie: Kubota D600 or D640.
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You have no idea what you just suggested. Nothing is a direct bolt in. If you have to ask what to use and for suggestions, it's likely out of your league. Guys who do it, do it. No questions asked. I've heard this kind of question far more than I've actually seen someone finish one.
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Sounds like another Cub bound for the Cobble Craft Club
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Forget I even asked... ridiculous. I will post photos with what I find and what I do since asking questions or having ideas on this forum is frowned on. Where did that thread go about things to do to bringing more attraction to the forum go because shooting down people's ideas and thoughts instead of just helping them would be a big thing to address. No more comments on this thread please. Just close it down.
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Marko:



Sorry for those two unruly posts. The majority of the membership is not like that.

At your request, I will closed the thread.
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