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Lightening up a Super 88

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Jak

03-06-2006 06:28:00




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Got the live pto out without a hitch but the hydralectric unit looks to be an involved process.Am I going to have to buy a cover from an 88 that didn't have hydraulics?That live pto was probably 40+ pounds.Thanks for any help guys.Jack(TN).




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RRRedd

03-06-2006 08:30:58




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 Re: Lightening up a Super 88 in reply to Jak, 03-06-2006 06:28:00  
You can put light front hubs on if you have the 5 bolt heavy fronts. I have light front hubs and an aluminum cover. Call if interested. Marty (316)722-4270



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HJ

03-06-2006 06:58:36




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 Re: Lightening up a Super 88 in reply to Jak, 03-06-2006 06:28:00  
If you leave just the aluminum plate on you can make a sheet metal cover to replace where the valves were. I can get pictures if you are interested.



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Jak

03-06-2006 07:36:17




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 Re: Lightening up a Super 88 in reply to HJ, 03-06-2006 06:58:36  
Yes sir.I was wondering how to get the aliminum valve body off the aluminum plate?I would be interested in pics.Thanks HJ.Jack(TN).



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Jeff Oliver

03-06-2006 20:32:35




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 Re: Lightening up a Super 88 in reply to Jak, 03-06-2006 07:36:17  
I got a cutting torch we can get it off with if ya need it. Just ride on by and pick it up :)

Seriously if ne need a good piece of aluminum to make that cover out of let me know. I'll ride by and measure it and can probably find something at the shop. I'm still thinking titanium or aluminum gears..

Hey you could call Red Rooster and get him to help ya out, I am sure he knows how ot do all of that...:)

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Jak

03-07-2006 04:10:48




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 Re: Lightening up a Super 88 in reply to Jeff Oliver, 03-06-2006 20:32:35  
10/4 on the Rooster.We'll look at it,it doesen't look like the valve body will come loose from it but I can be wrong.



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