Posted by Alphahunter1 on February 29, 2012 at 16:20:11 from (98.21.87.109):
In Reply to: Lamborghini posted by Alphahunter1 on February 28, 2012 at 19:35:19:
Thanks, Everyone and keep em comming. I found this one In NW PA but it was told to come from NY. This would be one of the SAME owned Lambo's. I will get some pictures on soon. I found a guy who deals with SAME close to me. I still don't know much about it. I know it has the FL1003 engine, It is a 3cyl, air cooled deisel. When I got it home the starter didn't work. The starter had a lever like the old Deere's(I thought was odd)Checking it out I found it was a 6V starter from an 48'Chevy PU. Wondering why, I called to check on the correct starter and it is around $400.00. Some crafty, thrifty fellow noticed the gear and bolt pattern were the same and turned down the nose a hair and got it to fit. For $60 I am having the chevy starter rebuilt to see if this thing runs. All the wires for the original starter are neatly tucked up out of the way so If it runs I may spring for the correct starter and plan thoughts for a restore. I know most people don't like the 70's tractors but this thing neat.
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