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Old 01-21-2018, 12:06 PM
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yesterday I pulled the engine out of the 2084 again.
it was hard to start and blowing oil into the air cleaner.
found both head gaskets were blown internally and one also blowing externally.
found everything else looking pretty good

so today I'm sitting around waiting for my new gaskets to arrive.
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Old 01-21-2018, 07:24 PM
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Got the DanCo for the 149 project back from the painter yesterday.
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Old 01-22-2018, 06:23 PM
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That loader will be very nice and handy
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Old 01-22-2018, 06:59 PM
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I can't wait to see this come together. Going to be too pretty to use :-)
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Worked on the mutt 122 and pulled the wiring harness out of it. There was some "custom" wiring which had contributed to a total meltdown of the main wiring harness. I have a used one and I've got it mostly hooked up so that I can crank the engine and see if it's any good before I sell it or swap a deck from one of my 123's to it.

Checked the V. regulator and all looks as new inside.

I'm hoping the previous owner melted down the harness early, and didn't wear the engine much as a result.

I'm probably a couple hours of weekend sunny day till trying that. Still need to terminate some wires and clean out the molasses that's in the gas tank, carb and sediment bowl.
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Worked on the Mutt some more. I got the harness in and wired. Engine cranks fine (yay) but no spark (boo). It sounds fine turning over
It's our anniversary tonight so instead of Cub wrenching I'll be out at a fancy restaurant. :-)

Maybe some pix tomorrow.
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Some of the loader framework installed.
Engine s up and running, tuned and hydro adjusted.
Fender pan and hood are at the sandblaster. I rebuilt the last 2 cylinders yesterday.
Got a few decals installed as well a few days ago.
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Getting the exhaust dialed in. Muffler lives under the rt foot rest,
will route the tail pipe over the axle and out the rt rear side by the weight box
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