Project Puller

[LumpyB 0]

I have a 310-8 that I have been working on building a puller out of. When I got it there was no engine so it has been repowered with a k341. The rear rims were widened for the carsile 26x12x12 tru powers and the front are gbc tri ribs. The rear adjustable hitch and front weight bracket is done. All I have left to do is make the engine guards, wheelie bars and middle weight bracket then paint. I hope you guys like it and will give me some input.

[Bill 4]

Looks like you off to a good start Lumpy

Keep the Air psi in the rears around 2 pounds, just enough to hold them on the rim but soft enough to give ya a good bite :omg:

[poodle 0]

that's one heck of a machine I wish I had a 16hp on my puller and I must say I'm also a bit envious of the tires and that's a massive filter you have on your carb how did you get that thing to stay on there?

[LumpyB 0]

Thanks you guys glad you like it. I welded a piece of exhaust pipe that was the same diameter as the inside of the airfilter to a plate. I used the original air filter plate as a pattern for the holes. I did have to notch the plate and pipr a little fot the choke the plated what I cut out back in.

[josh416 2]

i think the 300 and 400 series wheelhorse's are the strongest and cheapest $ wise puller's built ive had modifed cubs but they are 2 much 2 keep going :party:

[rickv1957 72]

Looks like a great start on your puller! Rick

[KeithB 6]

looking good, keep the pics coming B)

[KeithB 6]

i think the 300 series has a different 8 speed, the one with 1" axles i think?