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Picture of 1800....I hope.

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MCL

10-25-2007 17:26:53




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Here is a picture of the 1800 when I brought it home.




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J Schwiebert

10-25-2007 18:22:43




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 Re: Picture of 1800....I hope. in reply to MCL, 10-25-2007 17:26:53  
Do I detect an aluminum M-S carburetor off of a b series or later 1800 on there?



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MCL

10-26-2007 10:05:00




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 Re: Picture of 1800....I hope. in reply to J Schwiebert, 10-25-2007 18:22:43  
It is an aluminum M-S carb. You saying the A series didn't have this originally? Not that is matters-this one is rebuilt and it's staying on there.



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J Schwiebert

10-26-2007 19:28:23




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 Re: Picture of 1800....I hope. in reply to MCL, 10-26-2007 10:05:00  
Those carburetors hava different venturi size than original so most likely the intake manifold has also been changed to the later 1800. Probably has the larger sleeves and pistons as well. How about a picture of the other side. J.



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MCL

10-27-2007 14:37:37




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 Re: Picture of 1800....I hope. in reply to J Schwiebert, 10-26-2007 19:28:23  
Dad said they had the head milled (warped) and M&W sleeves and pistons put in it. I asked him about the carb and he couldn't remember anything. Said it was too long ago.

The intake manifold is part # 155718A. It is cracked just under the tabs where it bolts to the exhaust. It doesn't suck air-it leaks exhaust. That is something else I have to deal with.

I have a couple RH pictures I can send.

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AB

10-25-2007 18:11:28




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 Re: Picture of 1800....I hope. in reply to MCL, 10-25-2007 17:26:53  
I've always wanted one of the A series. I'm glad you got the tractor back and will give it the TLC it deserves. Keep us informed as it goes forward.



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