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Old 02-10-2016, 04:43 PM
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Very good Todd.
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Sounding good there Zippy!
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What Lew said! I think yours sounds better than mine.
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It looks and sounds good !
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Dang, that does sound good and starts quick too! Now I want one.
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Sounds good Todd! Thanks for taking the time to upload it
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Very nice Todd! My favorite part, the first start up.

Good visiting with you last night!
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Thanks guys, appreciate the kind words.
Technically it wasn't a first start, that happened the other day. This was a "cold" start with everything connected. The shop was also 60*, so that helped a little...
Seems to run decent, but the true test will come this summer during the mowing festivities.
I'm happy with it, and it was a fairly easy conversion. Travis mentioned the grill will need some modifying or the exaust tip, we'll see what happens on a test fit...
Now onto chapter two... Why can't I just leave things alone?
Yes, good talking with you also Jonathan.
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Travis mentioned the grill will need some modifying or the exaust tip, we'll see what happens on a test fit...
Todd, you may not have to. Mine was the kit for the 2082. My exhaust pipe does look a little different than yours.

A few pages ago, you mentioned the bushing on the pto. Is your motor a 1" crankshaft?
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I was thinking the same thing. Man, that thing sounds sweet.
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