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Old 03-27-2017, 07:13 AM
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Can I use a drive clutch and hub from a 70 on a 1200? (yeah I know, narrow frame to wide frame/quiet line...) I'm talking drive clutch, not PTO here.
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I'm not positive but I seem to recall that you can but you need to replace the engine mounts with solid mounts.
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I have a set of those lingering around from when I tried them on a buddy's machine and they shook my fillings out, they were terrible on his 1200, but I have had several solid mounted Kohler powered machines and none of these seemed near as bad as that one tractor was.
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Then there wa a likely another issue. It's the same 12hp as in a 129, just with a different starting and charging system.

Yes, you have to solid mount it to use a standard 3 pin driver.
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Then there wa a likely another issue. It's the same 12hp as in a 129, just with a different starting and charging system.

Yes, you have to solid mount it to use a standard 3 pin driver.
I thought so as far as same engine from the 129,. I also have a couple of Ariens tractors with the single cylinder K series Kohlers that don't rattle news as much as my buddy's 1200 does....
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The drive shaft is shorter on a narrow frame if my memory is working right. Cub Cadet has 2 different part numbers for the driveshaft.

Do yourself a favor....spend a few bucks and fix it the right way. There are several parts that are different between a Quietline and Narrow Frame IH Cub Cadet.
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