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AND....you want to use the 582 wiring harness to start this K-241 with a "push to start" switch instead of the Ignition Switch..??
Looking for just a custom one that I can just wire up the k241 for it to run with the charging system. With a push button start
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Sounds like something you need to work out on your own.
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Sounds like something you need to work out on your own.
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Made my drop spindles. Have to post some pics later
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Made my drop spindles. Have to post some pics later
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Installed. I like the looks of it!
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Future plans. Wheelie bars, 13tooth pinion gear, 122 trans, axles and a carrier out of a 1440. Finish up my weight brackets. Then to get my hands on a motor
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Ok guys. Who all here has built a stock altered motor? Im running the eastren garden tractor pulling rules. I hae a 37.5 cubic inch limit. What parts do i need to look for?
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steel or forged crank, heavy rod, piston, stainless valves , wide base lifters and cam max 330 lift? the good SA motors aftermarket block and a billet head. or you could give
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NQS legal 16hp Stock Altered Motor ,aftermarket block,all good internal parts very strong running motor ,ready to run $3200 for more details call 740-279-5427 thanks
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