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09-08-2016, 09:25 AM
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582 Engine swap
Story time... I inherited a 582 that was my grandfathers. (I have a lot of fond memories that include this tractor) He had rebuilt the engine at least one time but possibly more. It ran fine for about a year after I received it but 2 seasons ago the engine slowed and then stopped. I finally got the time to push it into my garage yesterday and began going over the basics.
- Starter is fine (pulled from engine and it runs) - Pulled the heads and other than a good build-up of carbon they and the cylinder walls look good - I am unable to turn over the engine Options: - Complete rebuild (from what I read this is not worth it) - Tear down engine in hopes that its an easy fix (not sure if this is an option) - Swap with used similar engine Questions that I have: - Is there anything that I can try to get the engine to turn (without rebuilding)? - What tractors have the below list of engines that would be best to shop for as a donor? - Other than craigslist and ebay what are good sites to find engines/tractors locally? If I do an engine swap here are the easiest engines that I have read about to complete the swap: - Kohler magnum 20 (m20) - Kohler magnum 18 (m18) - Craftsman gt6000 (horizontal shaft)- Kohler command 18 - Cub 2185, 1864, 1811, 1810, 1806- Kohler command 25 Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide. 
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