J_J
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PT-184 engine swap
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maddmatt16052
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Yes , your probally right about the cost of converting all my attachments over. Anyways, I think I would rather spend my money on making a grapple like yours. Looks really nice!
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Been over ten years and still going strong 
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MossRoad
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Wow! Nice to hear an update. 
ponytug
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Great to hear. Many congratulations on the conversion and its longevity!
All the best, Peter
All the best, Peter
ernemats
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Why is there a glove on top of the battery? Nice job on the conversion.
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Because it's handy!
cqaigy2
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Still an impressive conversion. Glad to see it's still going strong.
Suspiciously clean looking in the engine compartment though.
Suspiciously clean looking in the engine compartment though.
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maddmatt16052
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Lol, the leather glove is the insulator for the positive battery post. I have a bigger Battery with more cranking amps wedged in there. I use this tractor for plowing in the winter and keep it in an non heated garage. As you guys probably know, these tractors are hard to start when it is bitter cold!