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This is right up some of y’all’s alley. 5.7 swapped Trimuph.


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There few times in life I would like to be @jeepinmatt size, but anytime I thought about racing a car/minitruck or own a cool ass British or euro trash convertible were the times I can think of.
 
This is my Step-sons truck. 97 F350 Dually 2wd. 12' Stahl flatbed. Has goosekneck and might have fifth wheel. They are trying to get money for a down payment on a house. It has issue might be a good 4wd swap candidate. Price is probably high but thought I'd share it here. Asking $9K


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Anyone want a zero turn project:

Was built back when they used hydro pumps and motors
 
Anyone want a zero turn project:

Was built back when they used hydro pumps and motors
We have the exact same mower at work. A replacement motor is about $2,700 so without being able to verify the drive pumps I’d be hard pressed to spend a $K. However, for the mower the Kawasaki was the best option and more power so…. Other than dropping a motor it is a bulletproof platform that take a proper beating.
 
We have the exact same mower at work. A replacement motor is about $2,700 so without being able to verify the drive pumps I’d be hard pressed to spend a $K. However, for the mower the Kawasaki was the best option and more power so…. Other than dropping a motor it is a bulletproof platform that take a proper beating.
He was mowing with it last week when the motor gave up the ghost. Looked at replacement costs, and decided to buy a new mower. Id say the price is extremely flexible. They dont make them like that anymore, unless you get a high end Exmark.
 

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We have the exact same mower at work. A replacement motor is about $2,700 so without being able to verify the drive pumps I’d be hard pressed to spend a $K. However, for the mower the Kawasaki was the best option and more power so…. Other than dropping a motor it is a bulletproof platform that take a proper beating.
Any reason not to re-power with one of these? (or similar, I didn't check shaft sizes or anything)

 

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Any reason not to re-power with one of these? (or similar, I didn't check shaft sizes or anything)

I’m sure it’s an option. The Kawasaki is a 27hp option which is why it was better and it had some different wiring connectors than the Briggs option. Owner just wanted it running again so bought the kawi replacement.
 

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Any reason not to re-power with one of these? (or similar, I didn't check shaft sizes or anything)

The power numbers on those Briggs repower motors are highly overrated. Nothing wrong with it, but just keep that in mind. Also, the filtration is not nearly as good.
 
I bet his pecker is 10-12” long too…
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