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Old 01-05-2014, 12:11 PM
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Default M18 engine shroud
I'm not a real fan I prefer to keep things original but I had to show you guys the POs handy work Its functional but why take off the original shrouds?
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Why is a good question! My 2072 is missing everything that is home made on yours. It helped with the decision for a Chinese smoker repower, that and the smoking M20!

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Looks like the PO didn't do a bad job on the engine shrouds. Could be possible the original shrouds were lost.
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I'd say the PO did a pretty good job on those. A little black paint is about all it needs.
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Why is a good question! My 2072 is missing everything that is home made on yours. It helped with the decision for a Chinese smoker repower, that and the smoking M20!
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How is this project coming along?
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How is this project coming along?
Slowly for the minute. The Magnum is out on the bench. I need to take a few more measurements and take a few pictures to start the thread. Oh, maybe I should order the engine

I plan to order it this week, and hopefully have it by the end of the month. I'll start the thread and be in touch for some driveshaft parts after that.

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wow....he mustve been an HVAC guy!!!
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Don't get me wrong guys I'm not knocking his work I think he did a good job also. I just want to show his handy work. I saw them when I bought the tractor it was good enough to the point it was a non issue. I would like to put it back to original.
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