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106 - K series engine flywheel key
Do they use a special key on flywheels like tapered or rectangle key? My flywheel is cut 3/16" width, but height look like 9/32".
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early k241 had 3/16" x 1/4" x 1-3/8" key with 8" dia. flywheel.
some had 3/16"sq x 1-3/8" keys. some later k241 had 3/16" x 1"lg woodruff key (half moon) |
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Just curious where you got that info? I've not ever seen a K series that had other than a 3/16" square. I went all the way back to the 100 tractor and the early engine and don't see a rectangle key listed, but maybe I'm missing it. I also never saw a listing for them to be 1 3/8" long. I think they are 7/8".... I know for a fact that they didn't use the woodruff key until they went to the tapped crank, and not the threaded which was during the Mag engine run, not the K series. The cranks are interchangeable though. It's just a later style. OP: Should just be a 3/16" square key. Pretty easy to just get a key and try it if you weren't sure. |
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i don't know where he got info from but i know that what i have and 3/16 x1/4 is right.
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