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Failed attempt at converting to 3 phase 😊

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Hybrid prototype.....escaped from Hinsdale back in the day .....last seen as a test mule at Toyota R+D division 🤣

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This is something I would have done (and probably would do today, if needed). I had a trans cooler spring a leak on a 91 Dodge W250 with a Cummins in it.  I had a large, aluminum refrigeration condensor that I mounted in front of the radiator support. Had to cut the center of the grill out.  It was ugly but it worked well.  😅

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Pretty sure I've got one, or possibly two of those in the old garage! Might have to find a 404 to mount one on?

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On 10/21/2026 at 9:34 PM, vtfireman85 said:

Run what ya brung. 

Yup.  Dad crammed the front weight box on the 656 full of window counterweights that he saved when we remodeled the old farm house.  Not pretty, but effective.

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Was a guy down the way from my place who had a cast steam boiler chained to the brush guard on the front,  it was a David Brown with some sort of a home-brew brush cutter on the back, ugly as all.

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Dad had an old steel mayrath auger with a 10 hp Briggs engine. It would over center when raised up so he fashioned an old 100 lb wheel weight mount when that wasn’t enough he hung a motor like that off the weight.

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10 hours ago, BoilerRed said:

Yup.  Dad crammed the front weight box on the 656 full of window counterweights that he saved when we remodeled the old farm house.  Not pretty, but effective.

All those good drag anchors going to waste😀  Around here we use them for drift fishing in the river on a flat bottom jon boat.  It's enough to slow you down, but they usually don't hang up and stop the boat altogether.

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1 hour ago, yellowrosefarm said:

 

All those good drag anchors going to waste😀  Around here we use them for drift fishing in the river on a flat bottom jon boat.  It's enough to slow you down, but they usually don't hang up and stop the boat altogether.

Dad used 3-4 of them on the bottom of his chimney brush. His was on a rope, so the weight was necessary. 

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