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Old 06-17-2015, 12:52 AM
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I have had some time to work on the 782.

I did get the Kt-17 Series I running, and it runs alright, not great, but alright. It doesn't charge, as the P.O. said.

Now for a few questions: First, the Wiring Harness is pretty hacked up. I can't find one, so I am going to have to make a new one. Does anyone know of a parts source for the Delco-Packard connectors found on that harness?

Second, I have found a replacement engine for the KT-17. It is a Magnum-18 out of a newer Cub Cadet. What will I have to do with this engine to make it work in the 782?

Third, this engine has an oil filter. Where/how should that be mounted?

Finally, I know there needs to be a change in the wiring harness to accommodate the Mag-18. What is this change?

I do appreciate everyone's input.
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Old 06-17-2015, 06:04 AM
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Second, I have found a replacement engine for the KT-17. It is a Magnum-18 out of a newer Cub Cadet. What will I have to do with this engine to make it work in the 782?
If the M-18 is out of a Cub Cadet, then it is a drop in fit. The only thing you will have to add is a relay to kill the engine.

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Third, this engine has an oil filter. Where/how should that be mounted?
I have seen several places. The most typical is on RH side on the inside of the Fire Wall.

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Finally, I know there needs to be a change in the wiring harness to accommodate the Mag-18. What is this change?
See above
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Now for a few questions: First, the Wiring Harness is pretty hacked up. I can't find one, so I am going to have to make a new one. Does anyone know of a parts source for the Delco-Packard connectors found on that harness?
Source for Packard connectors......Terminal Supply Co.

http://terminalsupplyco.com/Store/De...228#Categories
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