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Old 06-17-2012, 10:01 AM
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I am missing some sheet metal around the engine... right? Not sure as I just got the tractor a little over a week ago.
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Yep. There is a piece that goes there.
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I tossed mine, but, there are some who need the sheetmetal, and some who don't!!

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I tossed mine, but, there are some who need the sheetmetal, and some who don't!!


I would think it would be necessary for cooling the engine?
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I would think it would be necessary for cooling the engine?
There are many applications of this engine without that shrouding.

Gravely tractors is one of them.

This is a unique application where they were trying to lower noise and increase operator comfort.
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I run my mags with out that bottom piece and remove the remote oil lines and put in a screw on filter to the block, dose away with the pesky leaks and oil getting all over the eng.
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These parts would funnel all of the cooling air through the grille.
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