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  1. J

    Mr Dunk...a question about blowers!

    Thanks for the info, Den. Sounds like the only practical way is a turbo. Actually wet NOS would work but, very expensive and the poor engine would come apart. I'm not actually going to do this...I think, but I was curious. The topic came up on another board about the header and what power...
  2. J

    Mr Dunk...a question about blowers!

    What do you know or think about a smog pump blower on an N series engine? I know they have been installed on briggs engines. I remember something about a 454 big block smog pump being used. Hope I didn't just dream all this up one night.
  3. J

    Hey, DAN (CO)

    Yeah it was Moll. Damest thing, I googled my name and a thread on kountry life that Moll wrote came up and I knew it was time to come out of the witness protection program.
  4. J

    Hey, DAN (CO)

    Dangit Dunk, I resemble that remark? How ya been ya ole horse thief?
  5. J

    9N snow plow

    Ken, 6" back blade is max for the N's. Be sure you get a reversible type blade so you can pile the snow up when cleaning the yard. If you're going to be moving a lot of snow, consider filling the rear tires with fluid for weight and buying rear tire chains. The backblades that are affordable...
  6. J

    making your own tire chains -POSSIBLE??

    Not only possible but, way cheaper than buying new ones. Most salvage chains you'll find are too wide. To shorten them up I bolted each cross together and they stay above the tire treads really good. I used carriage bolts and nyloc nuts so each end is rounded. Country auctions are another source...
  7. J

    making your own tire chains -POSSIBLE??

    Not only possible but, way cheaper than buying new ones. Most salvage chains you'll find are too wide. To shorten them up I bolted each cross together and they stay above the tire treads really good. I used carriage bolts and nyloc nuts so each end is rounded. Country auctions are another source...
  8. J

    backblades

    Got a 6 footer on my 2n. With the sway bars on I lower it to within an inch or so of the groud and I can rotate it. If you're thinkin about plowing snow with it some type of skid shoe system helps alot
  9. J

    backblades

    Got a 6 footer on my 2n. With the sway bars on I lower it to within an inch or so of the groud and I can rotate it. If you're thinkin about plowing snow with it some type of skid shoe system helps alot
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