buzzzmeister
Well-Known Member
There were several of us that restored a Jacobsen Commercial mower and added a few 'enhancements.'
The Phoenix Arises
The Phoenix Arises
What's Your Customization?
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here's my small mod : ))
built thread: http://www.lawnmowerforum.com/build-yourself/11670-52-hydro-wb-ztr-mower-mod.html
Forgive me but what exactly was moded? I see what looks like a Hydro Gear pump just sitting on the frame, but not part of anything.
I added a large weight box to the back of my 317, and a custom ih plow on it, that was a fun build, but im currently build a snowmobile engine powered jd 212. Its almost mounted, and the engine if out of a 340 cyclone made by jd. The 317 is my go to machine it also has year round chains on a separate set of tires so switching to turfs is easy. it has the original kt17 s1. the entire drive train is stock, it just has a bunch of homemade attachments.
thirdroc17
Member
Too many to say!
Most of the engines are modified, from as little as a different head, to a long list of modifications, internal and external.
Most have tires larger than stock.
Mower decks have been modified for better performance by doubling up the number of blades on them.
Snowblower usually get overdriven.
Anything to things work better!
Most of the engines are modified, from as little as a different head, to a long list of modifications, internal and external.
Most have tires larger than stock.
Mower decks have been modified for better performance by doubling up the number of blades on them.
Snowblower usually get overdriven.
Anything to things work better!
CustomCraftsman
Forum Newbie
Craftsman re2000, first shot
I got in a car wreck last year that took me out of work. Bought a craftsman RE2000 on a whim and cleaned it up painted etc. Cleaned and sanded all the sheet metal, tore it down to the frame, implement primer, metallic blue panels, black on the plastics, Blue high temp on the engine covers with high temp metallic clear over that, gloss back engine bay, replaced most the wiring, half inch steel elbow and fittings for the exhaust to a briggs silencer.
I got in a car wreck last year that took me out of work. Bought a craftsman RE2000 on a whim and cleaned it up painted etc. Cleaned and sanded all the sheet metal, tore it down to the frame, implement primer, metallic blue panels, black on the plastics, Blue high temp on the engine covers with high temp metallic clear over that, gloss back engine bay, replaced most the wiring, half inch steel elbow and fittings for the exhaust to a briggs silencer.
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Def-ed, sounds like your building a street rod instead of a mower. Put up some progress pics for us to enjoy. If you like cars and I know you do, check out my flickr page. Flickr: Kumpulan Foto My fine rides