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Old 02-13-2014, 12:27 PM
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Cory, looks GREAT!,what did you use for the idler pulley for the fan belt pulley for the fan?
Frank, I have one that makes some noise too. I purchased a new bearing (99502H) and I'm going to cut the weld on mine, split it, replace the bearing and weld it back in place. I know, that's a lot of work but i will keep you all posted.
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That looks awesome!
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Sorry for the delay folks, I have a few good excuses, and can make up few better ones. Well...here she is, a lot closer to completion. I'm still waiting on the 982D hood decals, and have a few non-obvious things to finish up, but I did drive her around! Paint came out good, definitely a 3 foot job, but the grass won't mind and it's good enough for my JD loving neighbors. I loaded the rear tires, and found a use for all of those holes in the tower. The fuse is for the lighter, and it's wired constantly hot. I did retain the neutral/brake/PTO starting safety circuit, and eliminated the reverse and seat safety circuits. I like the glo plug timer, no need for counting, and I kept the oil light. I'll get some more work done and I promise to update sooner!

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Harley headlights!

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Coming along nicely!
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Man that is SWEET! POTW when it finished.
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Man that is SWEET! POTW when it finished.
Way to pressure me! I'll tell Scott Urschel to hurry up with those decals! I finished painting the missing pieces, now I'm watching them dry. I have a few more surprises in store...
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That looks great, can't wait to see it finished.
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sweet it looks great!
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