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Old 05-10-2015, 09:39 PM
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He just said he wants to make it look like a fire brush truck.......
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The project is mainly to take to shows and parades. It will be functional but not planning on putting water in all the time. I am volunteer firefighter and love cub cadet so I thought would be cool to have my own cub cadet fire truck.
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That's pretty cool! I think it would look neat with a tag axle under the fenders.
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Got it! Clearly I missed that. Looks like a cool project. Keep us updated.
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Started to strip down and clean the engine. Here are some pics of the tear down.




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Looks good. I think you could use part of a 2000 series drive shaft as an adapter for your drive shaft. You will still need to make a custom length shaft. this is the part I'm talking about. Should make it pretty much a bolt in deal.
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Hey thanks for the advice. Do you know where I could get one of those adapters at?
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Took the carb and manifold off tonight. I was wondering what brand of carb it was and how you adjust it. my plan is to clean the carb and I am not real familiar with this type of carb.I also took a pic of the serial numbers. I was just curious if any one could tell me what model it was out of?





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Hey thanks for the advice. Do you know where I could get one of those adapters at?
I may have one, I'll check and get back to you.
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I have one of those 2000 couplers. $10.00 shipped to you. PM me if you want it.
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