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Posted by Nathan in MN on January 31, 2005 at 14:17:47 from (207.218.45.189):
I"ve been turning the idea of putting a different engine in my Oliver Super 88 over in my head for a few days now, since I don"t have money to rebuild the original engine, but I do have a few old engines lying around that I could put in. What I"m wondering is, how do you do it? If anyone has pictures of how they did theirs, or could describe it, I"d really appreciate it. I guess I"m just not sure how to make the clutch and flywheel work together and details like that. I"m not planning on using this thing for work--just a fun project and a toy, so engine speed and governing shouldn"t be a huge problem. Thanks in advance, Nathan in MN
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