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Anyone put a 1 1/2hp hit n miss engine on a 110 mower?

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Jdtractorman123

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I have a 67 I believe 110 mower that's pretty much part machine and want to put my hit n miss motor on there. Has anyone done this or is there any pics of one out there's. I cannot find one online anywhere.
Thanks,
Shawn
 
Wheelhorse tractor. Don t know engine size.
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Those old skip engines are super heavy to move around so I guess that I can understand the logic behind re-purposing and old LT to make it an engine mounting pad. However, beyond bolting the skip engine to the frame of the LT, I see no merit in connecting the two for any purpose other than making this into a show display that is self-powered to make it easy to load and unload.
 
Here is a you tube link to one fitted to a small home built tractor.

Anything is possible if you want it.
We built this 3 wheel motorcycle parade toy just so our 3 hp JD hit & miss would power something instead of just idling on a cart or trailer.
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Hit & miss JD tractor.
 
I see that some have never seen or heard the term "butt buggy" before, LOL
Go to a few antique tractor or engine shows and look over the ones you see guys riding around. Tractors that had the original engine sitting with the crankshaft sideways are much easier to adapt, unless you want the HM engine also sitting long ways in the frame. Most use the drive belt for clutching with various devises to tension it.
 
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