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Shep VA

07-10-2005 16:53:41

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Hmmmm, not even finished with the Moline and here comes my next project into the shop (no not the fork lift, it actually runs). Any guesses on what I have cooking next. This one will blow you guys away.....

That isnt a cummins engine and it surly isnt a Waukesha. I will give you a hint it is a 329 ci engine and the color give some of it away.

No, I am not changing religion so dont start thinking that. I will let you guys ponder on this a while.....

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Steve from MO - dangit!

07-12-2005 10:10:19

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Fly that freak flag high! in reply to Shep VA, 07-10-2005 16:53:41

Never complain, never explain. If you bought that JD loader, paint it either JD green or construction yellow. Even if you can"t stand to look at it when you"re done, someone will buy it.

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Jake in NY

07-10-2005 19:28:24

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Re: My next project ??? picture in reply to Shep VA, 07-10-2005 16:53:41

Any chance this is related to that JD loader that you bought a while back?

Jake

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Shep Va

07-11-2005 05:37:10

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Re: My next project ??? picture in reply to Jake in NY, 07-10-2005 19:28:24

Yup Jake, your the winner....

It actually did come out of a 6600 combine Brad, and it is going to get transplanted into a 444 wheel loader. I think I posted a picture of that big ugly thing I got last year at an auction. Now I have to decide what color I am going to paint it. It is industrail yellow with no decals at all right now. I thought about making it green and yellow like a normal deere, but I am just not sure I can stomach something of that color running around the farm. I am still thinking on that one.....

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bradk

07-10-2005 20:16:42

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Re: My next project ??? picture in reply to Jake in NY, 07-10-2005 19:28:24

Yeah,it does kinda remind me of the engine in my JD6600,but if you're not changing religion????? ~brad

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A.P.

07-10-2005 17:51:25

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Re: My next project ??? picture in reply to Shep VA, 07-10-2005 16:53:41

1) You are working on a boat and needed a suitable anchor.
2) You are going to install it in a two cylinder JD. I have seen a modified built using a cross mounted V-8 in a Johnnie Popper; it was definetly different.

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WFE

07-11-2005 04:16:40

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Re: My next project ??? picture in reply to A.P., 07-10-2005 17:51:25

It better be one of the above, because putting that thing in an Oliver constitutes blasphemy. A Cummins, okay. Perkins, fine. But not that!

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Shep Va

07-11-2005 10:13:53

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Re: My next project ??? picture in reply to WFE, 07-11-2005 04:16:40

Now WFE, you know me better than that!!!! I would never mix greens, they just dont mix.....

To use a 310 Wauksha term - that is like coolent in the crank case, it just doesn't work too well..... :-)

I was actually trying to be co-vert putting that engine in the shop on a Sunday so no one would see me with such a thing....

That is going to be a monster of a loader when I get it finished. Not sure what color it is going to be yet, but it will be UGLY for sure.....

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