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Old 03-17-2011, 11:51 PM
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got the cab mounted on the 1450 today just in time for all the snow to melt lol. i looks pretty good i think. i still got to find what the brackets the top bolts to look like but as of now i just wired a 2X4 to the see springs and screwed the top braces to that for temporary. in a way the cabs kind of a pain visibility wise and space wise but it sure looks cool
Looks awesome! For a temp job that is.

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I changed the hydro and air filters and topped off the hy-trans on the 123 and 147,and spark plugs,also changed the engine oil in the 147.Im SOOOOOO ready for plow day!!!!!
Good prep work Ben. I think you might be more pumped for the plow day then I am!
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Old 03-18-2011, 12:20 AM
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There 50 pound bolens weights. I usually put a ih weight over them but didn't have long enough bolts lol
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Old 03-18-2011, 12:25 AM
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There 50 pound bolens weights. I usually put a ih weight over them but didn't have long enough bolts lol
Still looks good tho!
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I picked up my K301 AQS from the machine shop today and I'm not going to get a chance to get it in the 1200 before the SC plow day. The head got .010 milled off to make the head flat. They guy said it really needed it. It had acouple of spots where it was wavy in the gasket area. It looks great now and I can't wait to get it reassembled and in the 1200. I don't have any pics of the engine yet. I'll get some before and after I repaint the block.
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I picked up my K301 AQS from the machine shop today and I'm not going to get a chance to get it in the 1200 before the SC plow day. The head got .010 milled off to make the head flat. They guy said it really needed it. It had acouple of spots where it was wavy in the gasket area. It looks great now and I can't wait to get it reassembled and in the 1200. I don't have any pics of the engine yet. I'll get some before and after I repaint the block.
Just for fun, you might want to stick that head on a sheet of glass and try to get a 0.001" feeler gauge under it. I've removed numerous heads from tractors that were 'milled flat' that were definitely not flat.
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Just for fun, you might want to stick that head on a sheet of glass and try to get a 0.001" feeler gauge under it. I've removed numerous heads from tractors that were 'milled flat' that were definitely not flat.
Will do Matt! Thanks for the heads up so to speak.
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I should have my 12hp block crank and head back from the machine shop @ Tuesday next week. Can't wait to get started on it. I have got to get all the governor stuff so I am not sitting here twiddling my thumbs when it gets back, LOL.
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Looks awesome, Duke!
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well after watching the vid of judes 147 and back blade i couldnt resist. so today after school i dug out a brinly hitch, brinly blade, and 1 set of weights and bolted em to the 169. it would look alot better with a factory blade but the brinly works. now just waiting for the driveway to melt and i can play lol
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