Whats your dream saw?

[JT78]

What year Stang?

It's a 90 Fox coupe got a built up 302 right now

 

[mdavlee]

My next dream machine is gonna be a cab tractor.

X1000. Not sure why my grandpa didn't get one this last time around. Some days he goes 3 miles to feed hay.

 

[Mastermind]

It's a 90 Fox coupe got a built up 302 right now

I had a 79 hatchback with a 383 stroker in it. Mean little car.

 

[MustangMike]

It is great they have the big cube small blocks out there (the 351 is a small block in my book). Used to be that if you wanted to go over 350 cubes, you had to shoe horn an FE block in the car. Great engines, but very heavy and large!

Putting headers on a FE block Mustang (67-70) was an all day job, and a lot of "blessings" would be uttered!

AM heads have also profoundly changed the game. That stuff just was not available to us back in the day.

 

[Guido Salvage]

My next dream machine is gonna be a cab tractor.

Something like this? I already got the bow on the front...

 

[Mastermind]

Something like this? I already got the bow on the front...

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I don't need anything that big, or four wheel drive even. Just a mid size TWD with a loader and a cab.......hell a sun shade would be good.

 

[Guido Salvage]

Cab tractors can be a P ITA to work on. All this just to get out a broken clutch cable.

 

[JT78]

I had a 79 hatchback with a 383 stroker in it. Mean little car.

If it had a 383 I'm sure it was, takes a lot of work to get these lite mustangs to hook and with some extra torque it's really fun trying to hold em in the road.

 

[JT78]

Now I'd like to see a motor like this one hooked to a chainsaw bar.
Its a 400 small block we built for my best friends car.

 

[super3]

Cab tractors can be a P ITA to work on.

Yes they are but I'll put in the extra hrs for any repairs.

Turn the lights on and take a drive b4 sun up sometime and look at all the *s-word stirred up in the air you breath in with every breath.

Plus I plowed snow Monday @ near 0° in a T shirt.

 

[Guido Salvage]

This clutch cable was $168.

 

[Mastermind]

If it had a 383 I'm sure it was, takes a lot of work to get these lite mustangs to hook and with some extra torque it's really fun trying to hold em in the road.

I had a 8" rear end in it from a Mustang II. That rear is 2.5" narrower. It was running 3:55 gears with double axle washers (poor man's posi). With 10" slicks it hooked real well. It ran a best of 7:10 in the eighth mile. The Ford guys hated me for using a Chevy small block, but it sure fit nice in there.

 

[Duane(Pa)]

I had a 8" rear end in it from a Mustang II. That rear is 2.5" narrower. It was running 3:55 gears with double axle washers (poor man's posi). With 10" slicks it hooked real well. It ran a best of 7:10 in the eighth mile. The Ford guys hated me for using a Chevy small block, but it sure fit nice in there.

I rike me some SBC

 

[super3]

<<< 570 horses of buzzin half dozen.

 

[rocketnorton]

got couple days ago. was a "merry Christmas" from a member on sh.



been wantin s/c poulan & a bow. don't see either round here.
think it's a 71a. yes it starts, idles, runs. one pull cold.
in wood tomorrow.

 

[Wilhelm]

Right now mine would be a NOS Solo 681...

Solo 681's still listed as available here, 1200$!
The listings are becoming lesser though.

 

[Homelite410]

Cab tractors can be a P ITA to work on. All this just to get out a broken clutch cable.

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Is that a maxxum?

 

[Tor R]

If it has a cab........it's gotta have heat and AC. I about froze my ass off these last few days setting out hay.

I know how it feel Randy.
I started with one old Ford 2000, open cab, brake on one wheel, my forrest and tractor roads are kinda steep, last time I used it in winter I trew of chainsaws and got ready to jump, and it was the last straw.
Went to the bank and borrowed money and bought one 4x4, front lifter and timber grip. It has been some hard years to pay the tractor down, hasnt regret it one day though.

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

This is a deep pocket dream right?
I'd buy four of every saw ever made. One to keep stock on the shelf, one to port, one to build into a racer, and one to actually use for work.
And I'd bug the chit out of @Definitive Dave for big sprockets. Lol

 

[T.Roller]

Now I'd like to see a motor like this one hooked to a chainsaw bar.
Its a 400 small block we built for my best friends car.

69 camaro. Very nice