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Got bored yesterday and this is what happened , I just got to stretch the hood and make some permanent side filler plates for the front side panels and run the exhaust in the front behind the grill tee it off and come out each side so she'll have dual stacks:D and yes there's an old parts tractor out back missing the front of her frame :(



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Definitely different and nice work. Not sure what you are trying achieve but I hope you post more pictures as work progresses
Simplicity85
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NICE if you can come to the Eliot ME tractor show bring that.
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Originally posted by xenon172
Definitely different and nice work. Not sure what you are trying achieve but I hope you post more pictures as work progresses
Really not trying to achieve anything.was just bored. although it would make a great pulling tractor or I was thinking, I have some aluminum rims that will bolt on the back and lower the front end and put some smaller wheels on the front,a small pulley and make her go a litte faster :D who knows?
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Very nice Paul! I am actually working on something very similar but without a welder I chose a different way of achieving a similar result.


I used a 3 speed trans from a 7000 series tractor which lengthened the frame. I also installed a Briggs 16 hp twin engine from an old Gilson I had parted out. I plan on moving the foot rests and pedal back also. Tom
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With all that new real estate, think of all the stuff you can mount up in front. Maybe a pump?
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Great Paul, it looks like there is room in the secret compartment up front for a 12-pack of beer. It might be hard to keep it cold though sm03 Glen
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I'm looking forward to the progress pics. I think it is a good look, will no doubt look great when you are done!dOd
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ahh paul and i just saw that the other day when i was up there and i didnt belive u when u told me that u were gonna do this to the nice 64 ll. B) but i have to say it looks kool. now u getting me wondering about me 707 broadmoor. ;)
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It looks like you're all set to shoehorn a 60" mowing deck under that beast, I hope it 's got the power! Dan
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I found these pictures on the internet awhile ago.




Tom
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Paul, you never cease to amaze.....
tracktor312
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That would be a nice tractor to ad a mid grader blade on. the long wheel base will make life easy. Nice work
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Boredum can be a very creative force, I like it. Now put a hydro pump and tank in that extra space up front and build a grader blade with hydro angle, pitch control and up and down. With the extra length you should get a flatter grading job.
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Originally posted by SimpleTom
I found these pictures on the internet awhile ago.
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Tom
very cool !! look at the first pic. running one carb, with a manifold 2 nd. pic, running two carbs ??
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Originally posted by FastPaul
very cool !! look at the first pic. running one carb, with a manifold 2 nd. pic, running two carbs ?? [/quote] I noticed that too! It looks like the second pic is actually an earlier shot because if you also look at the exhaust in the two pics you will see the single carb setup has more professional looking bends and flanges on the pipes. Dan
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It would look cool with a belly grader blade on it.
plastikosmd
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also the hood cutout etc
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This one here ought to be able to pull something!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL6XQP6lHxU&NR=1
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