Posted by Haas on February 12, 2008 at 18:20:49 from (12.65.54.220):
In Reply to: W-6 Idea's, posted by Kirk in ks, on February 12, 2008 at 16:12:19:
I don't know about the W-6, but I do know that the A and the shop mules were equipped with rotary brooms. On those, the drive was from the front of the crankshaft through the crank hole. A spline fitting was attached to the front pulley and then a shaft ran through the crank hole. I suppose something similar would work for the w-6. I have an I-6 that I installed a blade on. From my experience with that, I will say unless you put power steering on your 6, it will be very clumsy with the broom on there. Due to the weight, very hard to steer.
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