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Archive through November 22, 2007
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Chris W.
Did ya read what Paul B. wrote in his post about it?
Did ya read what Paul B. wrote in his post about it?
Thanks Don T. and Donald B for he email and help I am posting some pic's of the Cub and one of the digger I am building. Just previewed the post one picture did not show and one is too big
oh well . The tree that hit the Cub 60' tall a had about 12" but
PaulV
oh well . The tree that hit the Cub 60' tall a had about 12" but
PaulV
Paul S.
Lets see if we can bring that pic down to size.
And hit that Enter button after every pic to, please and thank you.
Lets see if we can bring that pic down to size.
And hit that Enter button after every pic to, please and thank you.
Paul S.
That's pretty dang cool.
We're gonna have to have more details though.
That's pretty dang cool.
We're gonna have to have more details though.
BTW,
I was looking through the Parts Lookup and found that the 169 Air Filter housing looked a bit odd to me!
Anyone ever seen a setup like this?
I was looking through the Parts Lookup and found that the 169 Air Filter housing looked a bit odd to me!
Anyone ever seen a setup like this?
Charlie I got the plans for the digger on line . The plans are are drawn in auto cad . I have a computerized plasma cutting table so I had to redraw everything and put in a format that that could be imported to the cutting table . There are a few change that I have made one is the tail lights so I can tow it on the street . The other is I am putting on arm rests and joy sticks for the controls. I am adding a link to the site where I got the plans there are other sites on the web they are all similar different pricing . The link gives all the specs.
PaulV http://cdp-backhoe.com/MID/backhoe.htm
PaulV http://cdp-backhoe.com/MID/backhoe.htm
rbedell
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David G:
The Maximum Amperage that the S/G will produce is 15 Amps. Thus, on a 30 Amp scaled meter, it would only show 1/2 of the movement.
As long as the S/G keeps your battery up, the SW gauge will work fine.
If you are concerned about cosmetics or correctness, then the IH gauge should be obtained.
The Maximum Amperage that the S/G will produce is 15 Amps. Thus, on a 30 Amp scaled meter, it would only show 1/2 of the movement.
As long as the S/G keeps your battery up, the SW gauge will work fine.
If you are concerned about cosmetics or correctness, then the IH gauge should be obtained.
