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GT-1600 Redo/Engine Mod

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sgtsampay

Thanks guys.

can whlvr= Yeah, I will be using it for mowing and snowblowing. I have a 42in RD deck that needs two patches and some paint. Thats my next project. :thumbs: Then i have to look for a 2 stager.

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sgtsampay

UPDATE: I got it to run. I learned very quickly about the difference between diesel oil and gasoline engine oil are. LOL. Also, the diesel runs way better and quitier than I expected. I also added the muffler system so it doesn't smoke me out. :thumbs:

It has a nice amount of power but I can only judge it so much by riding it. Also, the seat has been ordered so I'm waiting for that. Then i need to do some basic wiring but I have to consult with a friend on that one first. :wh: Well, enough chat and here are the pictures and the video.

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massey

Sweet, I'm definitely going with one of these diesels for the current project. :thumbs: Any reason you chose this importer over any of the others (quality, reputation, etc.).

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Duff

Bobby, GREAT job there buddy! :thumbs:

I'm really digging the black frame concept, too!

Duff :wh:

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sgtsampay

Thanks guys. :thumbs:

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TT

I'm really digging the black frame concept, too!

It's supposed to have a black frame:

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The red paint is what isn't right. :thumbs:

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dpm2000bolt

Sweet, I'm definitely going with one of these diesels for the current project. :thumbs: Any reason you chose this importer over any of the others (quality, reputation, etc.).

well who you deal with is people that is in Michigan, not overseas I bought on on sunday and had it tuesday.. I got it and love it

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sawhorse

Bobby,

That is an excellent restoration you have done. With those weights, chains, and that engine, you probably will be able to pull down a house or destroy that 4 pinion differential. You now have one very capable machine.

Jon

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sgtsampay

Thanks sawhorse. I mounted my super snow/mud tires and kept the weights. That way I don;t have to deal with chains. The tractor now looks super mean. :thumbs: Tomorrow I will get some pictures. LOL.

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sgtsampay

Ok all. Here is the current look of the tractor. Thanks to a fellow member for helping a ton with electrical diragram, I was able to get all of the wiring done up on the tractor. I tnow has working lights, a glow plug and a electric starter/ampmeter. Its a joy to use now that i don;t have to pull start it a hundred times when cold. LOL.

Well, here are the pictures. I couldn't have done it without the great people here. thanks again.

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dpm2000bolt

Bobby glad to help and glad you got it working the way you wanted it :thumbs: it was just looking at mine and figuring it out how to wire it up to what you wanted...

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littleredrider

Can you get some up close shots of where the motor is bolted to the frame?? I think mine is close to stock location, but I can't close the hood cause of the air filter housing hits the hood. Not sure how much more I can move it over before the pulleys don't line up.

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Horse'n Around

Bobby, You did a incredible job on it. That diesel looks like it was "born" there :thumbs: Great attention to detail, very clean job! If WH had made a diesel, it would have looked just like yours I bet!

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