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    Posted: 31 Mar 2025 at 2:43pm
Hello Everyone,

Does the H-3 Crawler use D15 sheet metal? I believe the D14 sheet metal is too small. Looking for replacement sheet metal for the grill, hood, hood sides, and fuel tank. Wasn't sure if I could use the sheet metal from a tractor instead of finding a H-3 donor.

Thanks!
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Yes; it should. A D15 I gas will have an air cleaner hole on the left side and a round muffler hole. The D15 II gas will have an oval muffler hole on the left and an Air cleaner hole on the right. 
  I have a gas tank available from a D15 II gas. 
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