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Old 05-10-2014, 08:21 AM
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Tell us more about the engine. What brand, horse power, is it electric start, gasoline? I repowered a belt drive Ford (Jacobsen) with a harbor freight chinese clone, and I love it.
its a duromax 14 hp ,electric start carb gas engine. over twice the power of the kolher its in and will be started this weekend. just have to get some bolts to bolt it in and then hook up the electric pto
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Old 05-10-2014, 11:56 AM
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knew U can do, good KUNGFU !! We grasshopper are a force to be reconed with ! We makem mowem up hill fast !
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Old 05-11-2014, 06:07 PM
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its done and moves under its own power. just gotta tidy up some wiring, mount the grill and mount the pto.
Does anybody have a 10mmX 1.0 pitch four or five inch long bolt they wanna sell. Cant find one to mount the pto to the crank shaft ANYWHERE
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My local NAPA has metric bolts......
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My local NAPA has metric bolts......
napa here doesnt have 10 mm x 1.0 , they have 1.25,1.50 but not the finer thread
nobody does
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try mcmaster carr,They have them I betcha
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more progress today, thanks again to my unc ( e sarvey) the engine now lines up. i took out the two bolts that hold /center the shaft to the rear and it slid in. all i have to do is redrill the mount holes ,one more cleaence cut and new bolts and presto this might be running soon.
Trying to picture what you mean when you say you took the two bolts that hold/center the shaft . I assume you are talking about the coupler bolts ?? Got any pics ??
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Local fastenal? Just a thought.
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Best I can find is this but it's not 4-5" long.

http://www.boltdepot.com/Metric_hex_...m_x_1.0mm.aspx

Why do you need such a long bolt for the PTO?
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Lew is correct again, 5 pack for $10.57, grade 5 ~4" long.
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