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Old 02-08-2022, 09:52 PM
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Here, watch this... If you have any questions ask him he is very helpful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhcgbeXIj94
hey thanks, that really cool to watch... vy helpful

In my case since I am not considering a Vee twin but instead want a flat twin, I THINK it can sit on top of the frame.
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Old 02-08-2022, 10:12 PM
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You seem to know what to do to get this project going. You should start a new thread and keep us posted on your progress.
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hehe, not quite... first, I have yet to see a horizontal twin in a NF... but maybe I should poke around on some GT pulling forum...

Also, I have the loader and have yet to install it and have the spindles to make the heavier front hubs, and even a power steering setup.

Should prob finish those add-ons and then worry about the engine later...

Still would have been nice to see some of these swaps... maybe if I do it, mine would be the first? lol
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And time, and money, and ...
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LOL you guys... this is not rocket science! Bolt down an M18 engine (which is not tall) to a plate on top of the frame (or angle irons), fab a drive shaft, make the necessary hookups, turn the key...

who wants to hold my beer...
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LOL you guys... this is not rocket science! Bolt down an M18 engine (which is not tall) to a plate on top of the frame (or angle irons), fab a drive shaft, make the necessary hookups, turn the key...

who wants to hold my beer...
Make sure the pto ends up where you want it.

That was the main snag when I repowered my 1711
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Make sure the pto ends up where you want it.

That was the main snag when I repowered my 1711
Yup but I got one thing workin for me on that, this is supposed to only be a front end loader, and the hyd pump will most likely run behind the hydro pump (saw that idea having been done on here). Not much need for pto that I can think of...
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I direct mounted the hydraulic pump to the "front" of the motor on my 149. The tractor is used with the FEL and rear attachments, but will never cut grass again. I actually just removed the whole PTO set up and put on a pully to run the S/G.
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Yup but I got one thing workin for me on that, this is supposed to only be a front end loader, and the hyd pump will most likely run behind the hydro pump (saw that idea having been done on here). Not much need for pto that I can think of...
That helps! Lol
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Im sure this has been tried if not done, but I am starting to install a loader onto my 123 and my buddy has an 1810 he started it for me and wow how smooth that twin is...

how hard would it be to fit one of those engines into a 123?
You Know who You Might want to Talk to about it is Rob Houtz the site supporter Here I think He Has done it to a Narrow frame
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