That Briggs 18 HP I/C engine was one of the best amphib engines out there. Very advanced for its day and they respond well to tuning.
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Had to pick the 980 up from the center of the body to flex it enough for the factory cage to mount up. Spent the morning with the heat gun warming up the mount areas and the center lower and upper body halves. I'll let it hang a bit to cool and hope nothing pops when I let it down off the hoist.
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Took a couple pictures of the factory T-20 braces on the right side of my Hustler. I believe them to be factory issue. I have checked all the bolts and everything is tight.
Here is the right side upper front.
And here is the right side upper rear. It runs towards the back and attaches to the frame.
I know there is a lot of talk about the T-20 walking out of the frame on the Hustlers. With my machine being a very late production unit I think these braces were part of a solution to the problem. I plan on just adding a duplicate of the front top right brace to the left side and calling it good.
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ADAIR TRACKS, WITHOUT 'EM YOUR JUST SPINNING YOUR WHEELS
REMEMBER KIDS, THE FIRST "A" in AATV STANDS FOR AMPHIBIOUS
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Hi Keith I saw your video here on your 980 IC Hustler and saw that you have an exhaust sleeve out the side like mine. Today I'm trying to replace my drive belt but cant get to it because of this sleeve. There's no clearance on the side to slide this sleeve off. Some help? PLease!
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Originally posted by bushhawg View PostHi Keith I saw your video here on your 980 IC Hustler and saw that you have an exhaust sleeve out the side like mine. Today I'm trying to replace my drive belt but cant get to it because of this sleeve. There's no clearance on the side to slide this sleeve off. Some help? PLease!
Keith.sigpic
ADAIR TRACKS, WITHOUT 'EM YOUR JUST SPINNING YOUR WHEELS
REMEMBER KIDS, THE FIRST "A" in AATV STANDS FOR AMPHIBIOUS
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