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111

05-12-2018 08:22:50

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Last night I started working on a flip up hood for the 930 puller, this is how far I got after a few hours this morning Ben

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Brokengun

05-15-2018 15:20:21

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Re: 930 flip up hood in reply to 111, 05-12-2018 08:22:50

Tilting front hood sounds like a nice idea.

May I ask, what motor do you have in that 930?

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111

05-15-2018 16:55:48

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Re: 930 flip up hood in reply to Brokengun, 05-15-2018 15:20:21

2670 engine, with fuel turned up and timing advanced to 35 degrees Ben

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Adirondack case guy

05-12-2018 09:54:45

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Re: 930 flip up hood in reply to 111, 05-12-2018 08:22:50

I think you may have to cut a flat plate to sit on top of the cast nose piece to bolt the nose sheet metal to. It will obviously have to be cut to clear the steering gear. Then you can make hinge eyes and weld them to the front of plate and make a matching receiver hinge plate that bolts between the starter weight and nose. Another issue is the radiator side panels behind the screens, support the radiator, so you will have to figure out an internal support system for it.
Nothing that a little pondering and cutting and welding can't solve.
Loren

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111

05-12-2018 17:39:24

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Re: 930 flip up hood in reply to Adirondack case guy, 05-12-2018 09:54:45

Loren , thanks for the advice, when I posted the pic, the nose was already done, I will try to get some pics of what I did tomorrow, I Drilled the front casting and bolted a hinge to it then welded the hinge to the center strip, I did some cutting and welding and the rad is supported with the original brackets,I just cut the sheet metal away from them, the nose will be welded together with the exception of the grill screens, then I will bolt and tack weld the hood to the nose,I'm sure it won't be as nice as what you would do but, it will work Thanks for the suggestions Ben

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Adirondack case guy

05-13-2018 16:22:36

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Re: 930 flip up hood in reply to 111, 05-12-2018 17:39:24

Ben, My only reservation is that the single hinge on the center strut will not be strong enough, and slightest side pressure on the completed hood assy. will destroy the hinge. Not being critical, just a bit worried about one small hinge and the strength of that center hood strut with the weight of the total hood bearing down on it. I can envision a couple of gas cylinders from an older hatch back car helping to support the weight.
Loren

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111

05-13-2018 18:29:20

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Re: 930 flip up hood in reply to Adirondack case guy, 05-13-2018 16:22:36

Loren, I like your ideas, I think I will take your advice and put on double hinges and a couple gas cylinders Thanks again
Ben

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460anger

05-12-2018 11:39:35

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Re: 930 flip up hood in reply to Adirondack case guy, 05-12-2018 09:54:45

where are you from? the hoods in the back look like the ones i sold at WTP auction.

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111

05-12-2018 17:42:38

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Re: 930 flip up hood in reply to 460anger, 05-12-2018 11:39:35

I'm in Ontario, close to Windsor, the one hood and a bunch of other case parts came from an auction in
Leamington Ontario, 20 minutes from where I live.The other hood was on the tractor Ben

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460anger

05-12-2018 18:57:41

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Re: 930 flip up hood in reply to 111, 05-12-2018 17:42:38

Cool not even close to me.

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