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Homebuild truck (Lil Putt-Putt) Is Sold
I resently sold this truck to a Collector in NC. It was time to let it go! Over the years I had a lot of enjoyment from working and shoving the truck at many shows. I hope the new owner will have as much enjoyment from it , as I had!!
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This truck was original build in the late 70's in Vermont. I have owned the truck since the mid 80's and during this time changed or rebuild just about the all the mechanical parts of the truck. It seems like a newer ending project. had a lot of fun taking the truck to many shows and parades. A real attention getter, where ever it has been on diplay, is it a Engine show, Car show or a parade. Had the Truck at a car show once, where I was parked next to a fellow with a Dodge Wiper! He was not to happy, as the truck attracted more attention than his Wiper!!
Specifications are as follows!
Frame: From a late 40's Dodge car
Body: Georgia-Pacific wood product's
Engine: 6 HP Fairbanks-Morse Trottle govn. enclosed crank
El System: 12 volt. El Start, Generator, Headlights, turn signal. Brake light.
Drive: Double "V" belts w/ spring loaded idler pulley used as clutch
Transmission: 4 speed from Ford Pickup
Rear End: From Chevy pickup
Brakes: 4 wheel Hyd. drums w/ parking brake
Weight: 2800 Lbs.
Fuel tank capacity 3 gallon
Top Speed 12 MPH ( 0 - 10 in 45 seconds!)
Date(s): May, 2011. Album by S. Moller. Photos by S. Moller. 1 - 24 of 24 Total. 47839 Visits.
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Lill Putt-Putt

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Has doors and also pleciglas inserts for top half of doors, those are stored in ceeling of the cab

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Cab has room for 3

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windshield viper is hand operated

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Bench seat from a Nissan Pickup truck

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6 hp Fairbanks-Morse "Z" enclosed Crank, Great Running engine.

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The fuel Mixer has been replaced with an Zenith updraft carb for better engine speed control. Trottle control in cab!

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12 volt El system

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12 volt starter/generator from an garden tractor, with belt around flywheel for starting.
Not used for charging battery as I changed the pulley to the smallest one I could fit, so it turns to fast for using it as a charger!!


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12 volt generator driven of pulley.
Output is 12.5 at idle to 13.5 volts at higher RPM


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Compression release. Holds Exhaust Valve open, in order for starter to turn engine over, when engine is turning and compression release is disengaded engine will start very easy

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Input shaft to transmission is driven by 2 "V" belts from crankshaft pulley, picture shows belts engaged.

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Spring loaded idler pulley is used as clutch, Works great! transmission shift with ease.

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Spring loaded idler pulley is operated by clutch pedal by a cable.

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Clutch and brake pedal is Org.
Pedal to the left is for the Compression release, works by cable and a couple pulley's in order to hold the Exhaust valve open, in order to get the engine turning over!


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Instument panel! only Spedo, water temp and Volt Meter is working!

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kenwood Radio/Casette player
telephone for looks only!!


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Rear Diff. From a Chevy??

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Old freon Tank used as gas tank, plastic hose on Right is the fuel gauge!

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Rebuild Fairbanks - Morse magneto

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