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08-26-2021, 12:54 PM
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Quietline Engine Swap - 1200 into a 1000?
Its been a while for me to start in on a "big" cub job, but I always remember how to start: Contact the experts here first!
So I got a ''parts" Quietline 1200 and the engine is good. I got a nice Quietline 1000 with a smokey, oil leaking warn engine but chassis and running gear very good. Will the engine out of the 1200 go into the 1000 ok? It all looks good to me, but its best to consult with the experts before starting. I had the engine out and back in on another of my Quietline 1000's 2 years ago so I know enough to be dangerous at this swap. You all helped me on that one, too. Lemme know what you recommend and also what else you think I should do while the engine is out like steering box rehab, front axle bolt, engine cradle weld, etc.! Thanks! 
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08-26-2021, 01:16 PM
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Easy peasy swap
Pull one and install the other Look at the rest of the stuff you just mentioned while you are at it. Waa Laa! You now have 12 HP 1000 That's the only difference between the two other than the prefix to the serial number I think.
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