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DiezelFuel Forum Newbie


Age : 20 Join date : 2017-07-28 Posts : 22 Forum Rep : 4 Location : Michigan
 | Subject: huskee trail/utility tractor build Sun Aug 06, 2017 11:37 pm | |
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AllisKidD21 Moderator


Age : 19 Join date : 2016-07-10 Posts : 2915 Forum Rep : 94 Location : Glencoe, Ontario
 | Subject: Re: huskee trail/utility tractor build Mon Aug 07, 2017 12:08 am | |
| That first transaxle looks like a Peerless 820. 1" axle shafts, nice! Hahaha. Case 400 series rear tires are about 31" I think, should look cool! |
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sadeoo7 Skilled


Age : 19 Join date : 2014-01-14 Posts : 269 Forum Rep : 6 Location : Montreal Canada
 | Subject: Re: huskee trail/utility tractor build Mon Aug 07, 2017 12:52 am | |
| - @AllisKidD21 wrote:
- That first transaxle looks like a Peerless 820. 1" axle shafts, nice! Hahaha. Case 400 series rear tires are about 31" I think, should look cool!
how did you get a 820 !!! cant find one for the life of me ! should be bulletproof. what else are you planning ? gas pedal ? bumpers ? |
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DiezelFuel Forum Newbie


Age : 20 Join date : 2017-07-28 Posts : 22 Forum Rep : 4 Location : Michigan
 | Subject: Re: huskee trail/utility tractor build Mon Aug 07, 2017 9:58 am | |
| Its the transaxle that came on the tractor  haha I'm hoping they will look cool but I might have to widen the rear end so I'm not using the tires for arm rests. haha I've been doing some tire research I'm wondering how hard it would be to find rubber to fit the stock rims or would it be easier just to find some and figure out a hub?  lol I'm definitely doing a gas pedal and some bumpers. I will be hitting the scrap yard a couple times this week they always have good square steel tube and such. Get some offroad lights like AllisKidD21 has and maybe throw a winch on it. I will probably leave the steering for now it seems pretty solid. I would love to fab a 2 or 3 point hitch and use linear actuator(s) like this one. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00X09LOOO?psc=1 I think that will have to wait a couple weeks though that actuator isn't cheap. I think that's about all I got in mind so far but I'm sure I will come up with more.  |
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DiezelFuel Forum Newbie


Age : 20 Join date : 2017-07-28 Posts : 22 Forum Rep : 4 Location : Michigan
 | Subject: Re: huskee trail/utility tractor build Mon Aug 07, 2017 11:28 am | |
| I got the transaxle back in with the new pulley, I think I need to do a dual pulley clutch like I've seen a lot of you guys use. Should I lock the transaxle? Would docs weldless locker work in it?  haha I don't know if it would be ideal though considering I want to use it as a utility tractor especially if I get the 3 point figured out. Oh and what do ya'll think is the best replacement fluid for the transaxle? I know its a lot of questions but I want to treat this transaxle right haha |
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AllisKidD21 Moderator


Age : 19 Join date : 2016-07-10 Posts : 2915 Forum Rep : 94 Location : Glencoe, Ontario
 | Subject: Re: huskee trail/utility tractor build Mon Aug 07, 2017 11:34 am | |
| From what I understand the ring gear setup is differenet in a 820 series than an MST or 930/920, so the Doc Locker 2.0 wont work. But Doc did recently come up with the Doc Locker 820 for the trans in Fugazi. He has a video on it I'm pretty sure. Also 80w/90 gear oil should be fine for a transaxle.
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sadeoo7 Skilled


Age : 19 Join date : 2014-01-14 Posts : 269 Forum Rep : 6 Location : Montreal Canada
 | Subject: Re: huskee trail/utility tractor build Mon Aug 07, 2017 2:38 pm | |
| to lock your 820 i would fozzy lock ot or doc lock it ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bq0QoEjg2ykfor lube i use gear oil, doc used 15w40 diesel oil, i like the gear oil because its thicker so it tends to leak alittle less.. but if it gets really cold in the winter its a little stiff to shift until it warms up.. Cool Build ! Keep us updated ! |
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DiezelFuel Forum Newbie


Age : 20 Join date : 2017-07-28 Posts : 22 Forum Rep : 4 Location : Michigan
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DiezelFuel Forum Newbie


Age : 20 Join date : 2017-07-28 Posts : 22 Forum Rep : 4 Location : Michigan
 | Subject: Re: huskee trail/utility tractor build Mon Aug 07, 2017 8:47 pm | |
| Took it for a quick spin but I'm parking it until I fab up a double clutch the belt stays on but its very sloppy and wobbly with the clutch and spring it has. This is what I'm working with I should have enough belt haha  |
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DiezelFuel Forum Newbie


Age : 20 Join date : 2017-07-28 Posts : 22 Forum Rep : 4 Location : Michigan
 | Subject: Re: huskee trail/utility tractor build Wed Aug 09, 2017 9:44 pm | |
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DiezelFuel Forum Newbie


Age : 20 Join date : 2017-07-28 Posts : 22 Forum Rep : 4 Location : Michigan
 | Subject: Re: huskee trail/utility tractor build Mon Aug 14, 2017 1:39 pm | |
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AllisKidD21 Moderator


Age : 19 Join date : 2016-07-10 Posts : 2915 Forum Rep : 94 Location : Glencoe, Ontario
 | Subject: Re: huskee trail/utility tractor build Mon Aug 14, 2017 1:51 pm | |
| Clutch looks real good. I had the same problem with the first double pulley clutch on the MTD, too flimsy and wobbly. The new 3/16" flatstock one is much better haha. I really like the adjustable pulleys idea! |
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MightyRaze Moderator


Age : 43 Join date : 2016-09-06 Posts : 3294 Forum Rep : 125 Location : Shawnee, OK
 | Subject: Re: huskee trail/utility tractor build Mon Aug 14, 2017 2:16 pm | |
| As long as they do not slide on ya, looks to make belt changes a little easier!  |
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