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Old 02-12-2015, 03:29 PM
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I see two POTW candidates for sure!
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Hey, I have one too, Bill!

I see a hamster in a wheel for that one. Haha

No but seriously, if you tuck an electric motor under the frame and ran it off a battery in the tray (maybe a few extra batteries hidden under the hood) with the hamster in a wheel in the engine bay....it's completely useless, but perfect in a parade!

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I see a hamster in a wheel for that one. Haha

No but seriously, if you tuck an electric motor under the frame and ran it off a battery in the tray (maybe a few extra batteries hidden under the hood) with the hamster in a wheel in the engine bay....it's completely useless, but perfect in a parade!

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LOL, I was thinking of pulling the foot rests and making it my "Flintstone" tractor.
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LOL, I was thinking of pulling the foot rests and making it my "Flintstone" tractor.
I heard a rumor about a V-Twin diesel. I'll shut up now that I've stirred the pot.
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Park it in the middle of a flower bed, place a couple of flower pots on the hood and call it a day.
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Seriously considering a 20hp Kohler twin.
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Seriously considering a 20hp Kohler twin.
Harbor Freight Predator 22HP $699 and I have a 20% off coupon
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No idea when it ran. Trans is suppose to be good, ....? Engine is stuck. Waiting for this cold spell to pass. Then, we'll take a closer look. Thinking about fixing the mechanical, and leaving the "patina".
How cold could it possibly be in KY? it was 5 here in Wisconsin this morning which really isn't that bad if you are out of the 20 mph wind gusts.
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Wow, I was thinking Valentine's Day gift.....as in, Hey Honey, I got you a set of 4 wheels!!! Better forget it because it is to cold to sleep under the stars. EDIT: Besides, it's a few wheels short of that promise anyway!

The front of it kind of looks like it might have been on fire at one time in order for it to be that rusted and the back part still showing paint. Nonetheless, something tells me it found a good home.

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A 20 horse sounds good to me! I to think it may have been burned since there's no paint or decals on it and some paint on the back. But it does look like there's some wires there and a fuel line.
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