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ebinmaine

Nicely done. 

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squonk

The air filter bases that break are off shaker plate motors I.E. C161's. Big air filter housing and the motor well...... shakes! :)

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cschannuth

That is awesome. I’ve never had a big K series before and I am amazed at how much my charger 12 vibrates. I am constantly tightening screws and bolts on that engine. Other than that it runs well and doesn’t use any oil so I’m assuming that’s normal.  I may need to have something like this in the future.

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Gregor

I don't know what is defined by "shaker plate" motors, but when I got my K161, the plate was broken. Held together with a myriad f washers and screws. I ordered another one from Lincoln

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Gregor

I'm sure that was quite a bit faster, also.

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Pullstart

Cool build!  Is the stock filter alignment plate that wide?  Does it block airflow, like maybe a two piece bracket would free up a pony?

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Gregor

The back plate ....stock 61/2

                            mine  7

 

Alignment bar.......stock 4 5/8

                              mine 4 5/8

 

Air inlet hole.......stock 1 3/8

                            mine 1 3/8

 

Distance between back plate and alignment bar....3/4   This could be increased by simply using longer screws. Filter would still fit just fine.

56 minutes ago, pullstart said:

Cool build!  Is the stock filter alignment plate that wide?  Does it block airflow, like maybe a two piece bracket would free up a pony?

A 2 piece bar would open up air space, but there would be no place for the bolt, that your wing nuts screws. Unless I am misunderstanding your thinking.

I did just notice this though.20210316_081146.jpg.33a68ea904522cf99f6840fae9198d68.jpg The air inlet hole in the stock plate is off set to the top. Mine is centered in the back plate. I had this on my 14HP  in my C-141, and it wasn't a problem. Everything cleared fine. I can't say this would be true of all tractors. Why didn't I off set it? I'm a little stupid ya know. I just didn't realize it before.

 

I'm sure this has been said before, but bears repeating. WHATEVER you put on  your carb for a filter back plate, the length of the screws is critical. Too short, strip the carb. Too long, and they will bind the choke lever shaft. A second note, I ALWAYS use locktite on everything. A screw sucked in to the cylinder is ugly.

 

DUH  I got you now. I'm a little slow ya know.  You are talking width, not length. Mine is 3/4, it's what I had on hand. 1/2 could just as easily be used

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squonk
4 hours ago, Gregor said:

I don't know what is defined by "shaker plate" motors, but when I got my K161, the plate was broken. Held together with a myriad f washers and screws. I ordered another one from Lincoln

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Gregor

Apparently my c-141 is a shaker plate. It still has original rubber mounts. Which I had to install twice. :ranting:

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Tuneup

I think you just brought out my inner teenager. Two plates and a large open filter would give me some V-8 snort from under the hood. I mistakenly bought filters that are tool large from eBay so now they will have a use...after the other 10 projects are complete. Nice work!

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ebinmaine
10 minutes ago, Tuneup said:

Two plates and a large open filter would give me some V-8 snort from under the hood

I'm going to expect a full report with sound comparison

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Tuneup
1 minute ago, ebinmaine said:

I'm going to expect a full report with sound comparison

I wish! I remember what a 60s Dodge Coronet with 273 and an inverted intake cover sounds like in memory but MP3, not! Good morning!

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squonk

Sorta related. Friend had a Kawi mini bike. Wanted Ram-Air so he connected a 1" pipe to the carb. Cut up one of his Father's nice metal funnels and brazed it to the pipe. Had like an 8" opening. Thing pushed so much air through he couldn't go over 10 MPH no mater how big a jet he could put in! :lol:

 

 

 

 

 

 

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