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    Posted: 23 Feb 2012 at 10:37pm
does any one now where one could find a engine that was in that 2/3 scale wc allis that fella made that was really cool i want to make one that would be awsome i have the full scale wc i want the tiny one to park next to it it would be the coolist thing if i could find a engine like that i have not seen one that small ever it looked like the actual full scale engine does that was the best part......

that goto show must have set new rating records for rfd tv i bet with good looking tractors like that on display!!!!!Smile

well that's all for now folks have a good one




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Maybe go to a junkyard and get a little GEO engine. The 3 cylinder is tiny and sounds fairly normal except at low idle under a load.
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The guy that build the two 2/3 WC's is a good friend of mine. If you'd like his phone number I'd send it to you.
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I talked to my buddy about his 2/3 WC and he said he will tell you all about it and has pic's of it as he was building it. one more thing he is going to bring it to the swap meet Sat. so you guys can look it over and build one. I asked him if he will build one more and he said no but he will tell you all about it. lol
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The Kohler engines from older refer semi trailers work well for those scale models.
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