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Old 07-21-2010, 09:36 PM
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i have a 14hp kohler that ran a generator. it has a deep oil pan. the shaft, that would run a pto has been cut off down to the bearing plate. that is not a problem, since it doesn't have a deck. i am wanting to transplant it to a 72 108. other than the obvious, changing the oil pan, what other problems am i going to encounter. will the pan off the 10hp fit the 14hp? and will the clutch components from the 10hp bolt directly up to the 14hp. i am asking these questions in hopes that i can get out of rebuilding the 10hp, which will be expensive and dropping in the 14hp,which was given to me for free. thanks guys jeff
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Is it a wide base engine or is it the same size as as your 10 hp?
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unfortunately it is the wide base motor, it would actually eat the small 10hp oil pan up and the kicker.....there is not enough crank shaft to mess with on the other end. so now, back to the drawing board. thanks jeff
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