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Old 08-28-2011, 01:36 PM
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Default 1541 plow machine (diesel catcher)

Went to mountians of PA, picked up a 1541 that had set out alot. rusty for age but hydro was stout and so was (18hp) engine. seat was a mess also!
I think it will make a good plow machine! The plan is to remove rear gas tank,
clearence for 27-12-12 mud hogs, home made lift from wide frame rock shaft,frame draw plate stock,nf drag link modified. round fenders from cub 73,or wheel horse heres the beginning shot,soon to be heard by those diesel boys!!! LOL
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Old 08-28-2011, 01:38 PM
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Wow, this is going to be interesting!
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Old 08-28-2011, 02:22 PM
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Wow, this is going to be interesting!
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Yes, I think this is going to be some good reading to say the least. Can't wait for the picture update as this project progresses. Mug Hog's eh? Sound like some DEEEEEP lugs are going to be present!

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I'm looking forward to it, as well! Nice find, Earl!
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Im glad you think you'll be able to catch us Earl! Cant wait to see it in action!!
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Went to mountians of PA, picked up a 1541 that had set out alot. rusty for age but hydro was stout and so was (18hp) engine. seat was a mess also!
I think it will make a good plow machine! The plan is to remove rear gas tank,
clearence for 27-12-12 mud hogs, home made lift from wide frame rock shaft,frame draw plate stock,nf drag link modified. round fenders from cub 73,or wheel horse heres the beginning shot,soon to be heard by those diesel boys!!! LOL
Plan stage is over now. Is plan more than a dream? Photo 1: shows 830 gas tank/battery mod. , lower left shows lift rod for rear sleve hitch.
photo:2 shows modified stock frame hitch plate, need to drill 5/16 holes, wf rock shaft with brake brackets from 782.
photo: 3 shows round fenders fit like glove no mods needed, 2 inch clearence between frame & fender, 1 inch clearence above brake rods.

Looks like going to fly ok!!!
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I have always wanted to put a set of round fenders on an 82 series. It is going to look great.
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Great pics, Earl! That's going to be one tough plowing machine!
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I'm anxious to see this when it is all done!!
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