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jdcrawler Member 250 club


Joined: Mar 01 2008 User's Age: N/A Posts: 415 Location: northern Michigan member # 912
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Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 7:55 pm Post subject: Building my tractor-27 |
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The starter solenoid is fastened back onto the side of the bell housing.
As you can see, the top of the bell housing is open so I had earlier made up a cover to go on it.
The ignition ballast resistor attaches to one of the bolts that hold the cover on the bell housing.
I decided to make a cover to go over the resistor and starter relay.
Using a piece of sheet metal, I bent one side at 90 degrees.
Then I used the metal shrinker and formed the metal into a "U" shape and I cut out another piece of metal to fit inside it.
This is what it looks like with the two pieces welded together and trimmed to size.
The cover is painted and bolted onto the bell housing.
The exhaust, alternator and sheet metal are bolted on.
With a different carburetor and governor linkage, I have to re-design the throttle cable.
The cable had a bent end to fit in a hole on the throttle lever of the old carb.
I cut the bent end off so I had a straight cable.
The end of the throttle cable needs to be shaped so it will hold a spring.
This neat little tool is designed to form a loop on the end of the cable.
The cable is held tight by gripping the handles.
Then and by turning the "T" handle, it will twist the cable around a shaft that the handle rides on.
Here is the finished loop still on the forming shaft.
Remove the cable from the tool and you have an evenly formed end with out any kinks in it.
I made up a special bracket that will bolt onto the intake manifold and hold the throttle cable housing.
The throttle cable is mounted in place and a spring is fastened from the cable to the governor linkage.
The choke cable is brought around and hooked up to the carb.
 _________________ Ray
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1945 John Deere Lindeman crawler ( modified )
1949 Agricat crawler
1948 Bolens Ridemaster
1953 Bolens Ridemaster
1959 Chevy 1-Ton truck |
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Joined: Jul 17 2008 User's Age: (49) Posts: 41 Location: Northern Ontario member # 1246
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Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 9:54 pm Post subject: |
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Absolutely wonderiffic. Splendtacular. _________________ Just do it! |
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kiwi071 Active Moderator


Joined: Dec 25 2007 User's Age: (71) Posts: 10073 Location: Christchurch, New Zealand member # 679
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Posted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 2:35 am Post subject: |
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Amazing the quality of everything you make Ray,your welding is something
to behold  _________________ kiwicolin |
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jdcrawler Member 250 club


Joined: Mar 01 2008 User's Age: N/A Posts: 415 Location: northern Michigan member # 912
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Posted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 5:49 pm Post subject: |
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Back outside under it's own power again.
I still need to re-fit the aircleaner to this carb and then mounting the FEL and running the hydraulics is next.
 _________________ Ray
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1945 John Deere Lindeman crawler ( modified )
1949 Agricat crawler
1948 Bolens Ridemaster
1953 Bolens Ridemaster
1959 Chevy 1-Ton truck |
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kiwi071 Active Moderator


Joined: Dec 25 2007 User's Age: (71) Posts: 10073 Location: Christchurch, New Zealand member # 679
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Posted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 10:02 pm Post subject: |
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She looks magnificent Ray  _________________ kiwicolin |
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