I have a want ad in the classifieds,just looking at other possibilities.Snotrocket said:I don't have the schematics, but if it were mine I would sell it and look for the correct snowcaster.
I`d suggest a 2nd ad offering your single letter model for sale, stating width and condition. :wave:DougA said:I have a want ad in the classifieds,just looking at other possibilities.
Yep, that would be mine in the Ebay link....... it is still sitting out in the barn waiting for the guy to come and pick it up.......... what pics do you guys want???kungdrew said:I remember last year our own Dave Bieter was selling one that had been converted to ingersoll rotation, I wonder if he has any pics of it or remembers anything of note regarding how it had been modified? Thing probably sold long ago, but my memory should be correct about him having one or selling one.
See the bold text children? That is from the fellow that built the 449 in his home- remember that gem? The CASE garden tractor that he somehow injected with both HGH and crystal meth?grummy said:All that is involved is to cut, grind, weld.... prime and paint. Essentially, when it comes to the fixed idelr and the belt tensioner, move whats on the left to the right and the right to the left. I've done it, proving its not rocket science !
Doug, I bought the caster modified, so I don't have before and afters.. ALSO the guy picked the caster up over the weekend, so I cant get you any additional pics... Below is what I have.DougA said:Any pictures you have showing me what I have to do to convert my 448 snowblower to work on my 3016.Before,after,in between?Thanks.
I don't know how good your fabrication skills are or what you own in the way of tools but if you want to mount that L80 on your 195, it's not as difficult as you might think.1031d said:DougA, what model casters do you have? Do you have any pictures? I have an L80 for sale, real clean one bought with the hopes of finding a snap fast conversion kit for the 195.
Pics or it didn't happen! :letitsnow:DougA said:OK,I DID IT!Took pictures for reference,cut everthing off very carefully using a sawzall,rewelded it back on mirrored.Here's the strange part,IT WORKS, :clap: I should say so far.But we haven't had any snow to try it out on.(Which suits me fine!)Thanks for the help all.