Good job. I used to do a lot of small engine work and for a while, I would buy them used or picked them up for free and then rebuild them and sell them. You can make a lot of good pocket money cash on the side doing it that way here in central Alabama the small engine place charges $90 an hour for labor that’s not including parts, I still mess with them every now and then but not as much as I used to.
Hi Matt , Trash the Deck on that Craps Man and do a Pully Swap Large Pully On the Motor for Low RPM and Small Pully on the Trans , Now you got A Go Fast Ride . That Sweet Zero Turn will handle your Mowing ! Have Fun Be Safe
This was one of my favorite builds that I did out of spear parts. It was a 16 hp twin cylinder Briggs & Stratton. We did more mud than we did racing, but I had friends that would adjust them out and change the police and we would record the speed at 40 and 50 miles an hour, it was fun, but with no suspension to speak of, it was always a rough ride ruclips.net/video/yAHD5vGFwh8/видео.htmlsi=-HIb4lfFLg-l5O9N
Good job!! I just absolutely love recycling free stuff
Hey, thanks!
Good job. I used to do a lot of small engine work and for a while, I would buy them used or picked them up for free and then rebuild them and sell them. You can make a lot of good pocket money cash on the side doing it that way here in central Alabama the small engine place charges $90 an hour for labor that’s not including parts, I still mess with them every now and then but not as much as I used to.
Obese word gets out that you can fix broken stuff AND do it within a day or two,,,, sky’s the limit
Hi Matt , Trash the Deck on that Craps Man and do a Pully Swap Large Pully On the Motor for Low RPM and Small Pully on the Trans , Now you got A Go Fast Ride . That Sweet Zero Turn will handle your Mowing ! Have Fun Be Safe
I just priced out some pulleys. I’m thinking it sounds like a fun project
2nd done ! Nice job, stay connected! New supporter friend here.
Hey, thanks!
This was one of my favorite builds that I did out of spear parts. It was a 16 hp twin cylinder Briggs & Stratton. We did more mud than we did racing, but I had friends that would adjust them out and change the police and we would record the speed at 40 and 50 miles an hour, it was fun, but with no suspension to speak of, it was always a rough ride ruclips.net/video/yAHD5vGFwh8/видео.htmlsi=-HIb4lfFLg-l5O9N
You’ve got the wheels turning in my head