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Stihlaround

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  1. I thought that aswell, it fits on a 462 8 pin, just a bit awkward definitely won't fit on the 288
  2. Where you able to get it to work
  3. Stihlaround

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    I've a couple questions to ask if thats ok Have a ported 281/288 on a 8pin rim I have numerous 3003 stihl bars that I want to use and no husky d009 mounts, other than a adapter 1 Do I need to drill the bars to suit the husky style tensioner 2 for instance how many drive links extra would I need for the 8 pin rim sprocket on a 28" bar
  4. Forgot to update this thread in awhile, while inspecting the front axle, the tombstone just about fell off the tractor, literally all bolts where sheared off bar 1the center pivot point has some considerable wear
  5. Got the steering box rebuilt today, some bitch with all the ball bearings, to busy fighting them to take a pic of the process
  6. What would you be looking for it price wise, always wanted a 090
  7. Yeah that makes sense, it's not a live drive
  8. I'm waiting to hear back from him, thanks
  9. Thank you very much, that info helped a lot, I didn't know which clutch was in it, would I have to get anything else along with that clutch
  10. Thanks, I'll probably have to bite the bullet and split it,it's a fairly common conversion
  11. Thanks lads, any idea on what clutch is in it
  12. Hi all, always wanted to restore a tractor, so I bought this, needs alot of work but I'm not afraid to get stuck in, all bodywork completely rotten, and in the process of getting replaced, is there anywhere I can get a longer bonnet without getting the welder out,also my clutch is gone can anyone help me with the type of clutch that's in it, don't have the room to split it and wait a week for a clutch
  13. Thanks I'll keep you informed when I pull it into a shed
  14. Are those hard to repair? Not sure Thanks for your input fellas, appreciate the help
  15. Story is that he had a drum mower on and he was mowing hay, it started making a knocking sound from the clutch area and then the clutch went, it wasn't started in 2 years but fired up instantly when a battery was connected the other day

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