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Old 08-11-2013, 11:58 AM
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Hi guys my uncle has a 582 and the Briggs in it just broke a rod and he is looking for a replacement engine, he wants to buy a new one that will bolt in directly. Right now he has a v twin vanguard quoted but I am wondering if there are any other direct bolt in alternatives from kohler I know the k series will bolt in, but will a magnum or a good twin that is available for purchase bolt in? He's not sure if the vangaurd will work so he's looking into it
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The K series isn't a direct bolt in. The KT would be. Vanguard should be fine with minor modification. If it were mine, I'd look for a magnum engine. 18hp twin cylinder or bigger.
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Sorry thought the k series was in the 1282 , is there a higher hp magnum ohv? Like 16 hp or are all magnums flathead I could swear I saw a magnum or k series ohv 18 hp in a list the other day.

Are magnums still available new?
What mods needed for the vanguard, motor mounts or driveshaft mounts?
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Magnums are all flat-heads. Commands are OHV. Kohler makes engines up to 24hp, I think is the largest. Yes the 1282 had a K series in it but you will need a different engine cradle.
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16hp and under are single cylinder. Above that are twin.
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Here is a k361 18hp ohv the one I was thinking of

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I09g...e_gdata_player
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