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Archive through October 08, 2007
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Nice 129 resto, now all it needs is a new seat, and a friend to play with, or at least to share the shed with...
Bondo... fun stuff, but a pain if you don't work fast enough. Made my hood look better, (rivet heads disappeared, and the seams and pits in my new nose cone went away... now to finish the fenders, battery box, and engine... then primer, sand and paint the rest (3 point, fenders, and nose/hood.
Sooo, should be done relatively soon, then the bill, uggghhh... anyone have the link for the Kohler manual? (Couldn't find it in the archives...)K-Series
Bondo... fun stuff, but a pain if you don't work fast enough. Made my hood look better, (rivet heads disappeared, and the seams and pits in my new nose cone went away... now to finish the fenders, battery box, and engine... then primer, sand and paint the rest (3 point, fenders, and nose/hood.
Sooo, should be done relatively soon, then the bill, uggghhh... anyone have the link for the Kohler manual? (Couldn't find it in the archives...)K-Series
Noel B.
Welcome to the forum.
Do a search for trencher, hawkbuilt or groundsaw and you'll finds tons of info on them.
Welcome to the forum.
Do a search for trencher, hawkbuilt or groundsaw and you'll finds tons of info on them.
Here's a couple more pics.
Thanks Digger, I have been searching the vaults, and from what I can tell, there are about three or four people that currently own one. I just recently acquired my second one, and am engaged in getting it back in tip top shape. (working shape that is) the first one I have needs LOTS of TLC, but from my experience with this one I hope to eventually get two complete trenchers out of the deal. I haven't seen anyone owning up to having any real documentation on them as of yet, though.
What kinda documentation are you lookin for?
Ok guys the kids are using "Gus the 1650", called Sunday and said he wouldn't start. Charged the battery and he started right up and soon as I pulled the PTO switch the amp went right to discharge.
All wire connections are clean and good to go could the regulator go bad that quick?
Pops
All wire connections are clean and good to go could the regulator go bad that quick?
Pops
James C.
I WISH!
I WISH!
Jim T., (the top photo is reversed...that or it's a rare left hand version
) That looks like a 149 to me!
Yes it does Roland! I mean the AMP guage just pegs itself on the DC side. Never done that before but everything works great it is "just" not charging the battery and it has happened all at once.
I have used the 1650 all summer for big and small mowing jobs. It has always kept the battery up. The worse thing it is up at the kids house they have no tools and before I go dragging things up there I was kinda looking for a quick suggestion. I do have an extra rectifer or regulator what ever it is called just thought somebody might have had this problem also.
Fun trying to keep 3 Cubs going they all do their own fair share of work.
Pops
I have used the 1650 all summer for big and small mowing jobs. It has always kept the battery up. The worse thing it is up at the kids house they have no tools and before I go dragging things up there I was kinda looking for a quick suggestion. I do have an extra rectifer or regulator what ever it is called just thought somebody might have had this problem also.
Fun trying to keep 3 Cubs going they all do their own fair share of work.
Pops
