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Is this for a Super 90?

Larry, where did you buy the bead breaker and what's the name of it? Looks like it does a great job on any size tires.

Don, is there a link or something? @secondtry

Ryan, you can usually find a good used diesel in a Toro or Yazoo mower unit. There's lots of equipment out there that has good engines in them and the machine is wore out.

@Cvans Chris, do you remember what forum you might have placed the build in or about the date you would have started it?

Wow Kenny, those turned out very nice! Since I'm doing a lot of home repairs, I'll start watching for old weights so I can make me some!

You and me both Marty, don't care for the taste of cucumbers but love about any style of pickle.

If they were on a A/C B10, they were used to allow the A/C loader to fit on the tractor. That's why they were on it. The L10 and L12 loader frame was too wide to mount on the rear axle without the spacers

I can get mine off this weekend and get you some measurements if you want.

@chieffan, typically hollow shafting is stronger than solid shafting. You may want to get the spindle center drilled to allow you to work on longer stock.

Kenny, all you need is one of these decals for the dash. The paint is really looking good Buddy!

Is the light switch still in the dash? It should pick up power from the ignition switch to the light switch and then out to the lights. There should also be an inline fuse between the ignition switch and light switch.

Marvel Mystery oil in the oil and Sea Foam in the gas is all I ever do. I also dribble Sea Foam down the Carb-intake at high idle not to choke the engine out and it will clean the carbon out of the intake runners, valves, pistons and heads. It will really smoke white smoke like you set a pile of...

Wow Dave, there are some really sweet truck there. I've always loved the way the 78-79 square headlight F-150s looked especially the 4 x 4's. And that model A is really sharp also.

A 317 with a Series 2 Kohler or even the later dealer installed Onan with tiller, snow blower, weights, chains and a mower deck looking that nice is probably worth that to someone. Not me, but nice looking machine for sure.

Ryan, I remember when you first started working on your Dad's truck. We were all so impressed with your work then and now also. I know it's going to be beautiful when you get it all done. Glad your keeping it forever because there's nothing better than a 7.3 in my opinion. And red is as good...

Chris, do you have roll up doors in this shed? Really nice building! @Cvans

Larry, that's really great. Free parts and shipping!

Noel, I don't think the Kohler was a replacement, JD used so many engines that they bought from both companies. Wheel Horse was the same way, they used either brand depending on who could supply their demands that year.

Also the inside of the hood should be the same color as the outside as the hood were model with the custom color in the resin.