Its a long ways from stock... but stock wasnt as much fun
My RaM...
- Thread starter Lance Skene
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Now I see why you were dark glasses!
Too much bling ya think?? LOL
I know a few people here have seen it on other forums but for those that havent....
It was sort of chopped and butchered when I got it from an uncle back in the mid 80s but it worked and I used it for many years, it has an early 70s Sears single stage snowblower that he fitted to it, and that works very well, Ive gone thru the whole tractor a couple times now and dropped that chrome kohler on it about a year ago, the motor came from a Cub Cadet puller project that someone never finished, its a pro built K161, actual HP unknown, rear diff is from a 250cc 3 wheeler ATV, oem hood is not long enough with this motor so I wrapped the polished alum piece over it. The thing is so small most dont expect it to be much of a puller.... but thats where the fun part kicks in
I know a few people here have seen it on other forums but for those that havent....
It was sort of chopped and butchered when I got it from an uncle back in the mid 80s but it worked and I used it for many years, it has an early 70s Sears single stage snowblower that he fitted to it, and that works very well, Ive gone thru the whole tractor a couple times now and dropped that chrome kohler on it about a year ago, the motor came from a Cub Cadet puller project that someone never finished, its a pro built K161, actual HP unknown, rear diff is from a 250cc 3 wheeler ATV, oem hood is not long enough with this motor so I wrapped the polished alum piece over it. The thing is so small most dont expect it to be much of a puller.... but thats where the fun part kicks in
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Thx... I didnt start out to build a Hot Rod but over the years the parts just kinda ended up on there
Wow!! That is really really nice!!
WOW Lance that is one pretty ram buddy
I think the hand clutch makes the RaMs fun to drive, or at least differant.... and it also made it good for gettin the g-kids started early.... simple pulley swap to change the top speed according to age and skill.... too slow for them now tho. Lol
This is mine Lance they are unusual looking machines
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Thats a sweet '56
Thx guys..... those snowblower drive tires work quite well on the front, I have some on a JD 110(sf) aswell, I used it with my 54" plow one winter and never had any issues at all.