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1810 Diesel Project
I have had a bunch of problems with blowing up kohler twins so I decided to start my diesel cub project. I acquired a kubota d905 and I am installing it in my 1810 parts tractor. The engine is in and barely fits, the throttle linkage is done, the driveshaft is hooked up, and the radiator is mounted. I also decided to install a hand pump air ride seat on it. Now for the hard and expensive part of finding hooking up power steering, and fitting a fuel tank. After I get it running and driving I am going to install a front end loader on it that I bought for another cub. Hopefully I will be able to piece together a cat0 3-point before plowing season. Here are a few pics, sorry for the crappy cellphone quality.
If anyone has power steering parts forsale please e-mail or PM me. djweeks@mchsi.com http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...1810diesel.jpg http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...810diesel2.jpg |
Very nice! Thanks for the pics.
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Looks like you are having some fun.. Can't wait to see it completed. :beerchug:
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Looks good. What type of radiator are you going to use and do you have any close ups of the enginge cradle and drive shaft flange?
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It is a diesel, its going to need a bigger muffler!!
:biggrin2: Great looking conversion. Couldn't resist commenting on the muffler. Will the manifold hold that muffler up??:bigthink: |
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That is not the exhaust that I am going to run. It was on the engine when I had it on the running stand. It was thrown together so I could run the engine in the shop and not go deaf. It will have a much nicer looking exhaust when it is done. Thanks for the replys and the comments.
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Finally an update and steering!!
I spent today adding power steering to my 1810 Diesel project. I used power steering parts from a JD318 and modified them to fit the cub. Space is very limited with the large Kubota engine so it took a ton of cutting and welding to make it all fit. I had to remove 3 inches out of the steering column and that was a fun task. Then it took a while to get the spindle and cylinder geometry figured out and to get the spindle reinforced, but now just a few lines and it will be moving and steering. I did not take any pics during but here is a few when it was done. I raised the column a bit over stock, but with the air ride seat it is super comfortable (especially since i'm 6'4" tall). Hopefully I can get the hydraulic lines and the foot hydro controls built this week.
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Thanks for the update! Looking good!:beerchug:
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