The bride of Frankenstein
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The bride of Frankenstein
64" wheel base. 2 cyl. Kabota deisel eng. To be out fitted with 9cubic foot dump box. Why , because Frankie was lonely . And load of spare parts that were not good enough for restore.
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Re: The bride of Frankenstein
Dave,
You don't have to justify "why" with us.
Just have to include us on the journey.
Tim
You don't have to justify "why" with us.
Just have to include us on the journey.
Tim
deck's on, blades sharp, let's go it's time to mow
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Very nice! Dave, everything about your new project is interesting, but I have to ask about those rear tires. Good looking pattern on them. Good on turf, probably good on snow too. It's the kubota engine a good fit as far as rpm goes for the pump? Don't spare us the details
Case 224, 444, 644, 680E
Kubota B26
Kubota B26
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I will do my best to keep you up to date . I have been on and off it a lot and have been making up as I go with what I have had in storage . The engine will run between idle and 3600 rpm . Had hand make a bell housing to accept the pump adapter from a Kohler . The front half of the frame is a 70's 400 series and the back half is a 70's 200 series . Front axle is the original from Frankie , while the rear is 200 series . The sides of the frame have been fish plated for extra strength . Hood hinge raised 1.5 " same for the tower that is now a "bolt on piece" . Rear tires are "all terrain " 4 ply from my stock of "stuff" . Hood has been lengthened 6" . Spool valve is in stock location in relation to the pump . New line to be made to hock up to the read drive motor and dump box cylinder .Eugen wrote: ↑Thu Aug 05, 2021 8:45 pm Very nice! Dave, everything about your new project is interesting, but I have to ask about those rear tires. Good looking pattern on them. Good on turf, probably good on snow too. It's the kubota engine a good fit as far as rpm goes for the pump? Don't spare us the details
If cell service allows me I will up load some more picks . Images maybe disturbing to some viewer desecration advised .
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The hood hinge was moved up and a head 1.5" making room for the additional rad . Thus the longer hood . Will be adding to the sides of the hood similar to the Inggy tractors .
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I really like the blue bungee cord Dave!
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Re: The bride of Frankenstein
You are a mad mad machanic Mr Barkey.
I like were this is headed.
I like were this is headed.
deck's on, blades sharp, let's go it's time to mow
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Nothing but the finest fasteners used . Allows for multiple adjustments during the build . Best of all reusable . lol
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Re: The bride of Frankenstein
Dave,
Are the tires all terrain or all trial? They look like the Carlisle All Trail I have on several tractors. They are 4 ply ATV tires, so I figured they'd be fine on the tractors because of the speed and abuse an ATV would put on them.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Carlisle-All ... /182214918
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Are the tires all terrain or all trial? They look like the Carlisle All Trail I have on several tractors. They are 4 ply ATV tires, so I figured they'd be fine on the tractors because of the speed and abuse an ATV would put on them.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Carlisle-All ... /182214918
Gordy