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Old 12-18-2013, 01:47 PM
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Yep.
I have sold a few of those non cub 16 hp motors to pullers.They get them to work on a cub cadet.
Amazing what a good welder can do.
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Yep.
I have sold a few of those non cub 16 hp motors to pullers.They get them to work on a cub cadet.
Amazing what a good welder can do.
Yes, yes it is. I have one available to me.... but haven't bought it because I don't know what kind of $$ I'd have to spend to get it to fit. I know they used the narrow block in something else, cause I recently found one in my local mower junk yard. It was orange, and not in anything. Probably get it on the next "go round". LOL!
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Old 12-18-2013, 02:00 PM
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Older Power Kings used kohlers also.
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Old 12-18-2013, 02:34 PM
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Sunday I started my K341ASQ in my 1000 for the first time, it purred like a kitten, it will be a monster. It has a Kirk crankshaft balance kit, Kirk built cam, ceramic coated piston, n more. Word to the wise, .010 over pistons are a fortune for these K341s. I've got a 6 pin clutch driver, kevlar clutch, etc in it. I hope to be at a plow day this spring with it. I think when I'm done this thing will have be painted Red.

1806 - got one in my shed, sadly its in poor shape. Play in the crankshaft of the M18, bad clutch, bad creeper, messed up throttle cable, I could go on and on, but it ran and drove nice when I test drove it in the COLD weather last winter. I traded a 125 and 123 for it, my thought was if it runs I'm doing the deal. Well I should have looked a bit closer. I now figure it has survived the worst part of its life, it will be nice again some day! Actually I think it will become a 1800 for I sold the creeper prior to me knowing how rare this model is.
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So it really looks like if I want straight bolt on I'm looking for a 12/14/16 hp k engine unless I want to get creative right? Of these I'm thinking the 12/14 are going to be the easier of the 3 to find. Will any of the QL engines bolt right on? I can live with some hood fab'ing to get one in.
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Yes I think you are correct.

The QL Engines (ASQ Engines) don't use the Starter-Generator so you'll probably have to fab your wiring harness.
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Putting a "AQS" engine in well also require doing something about the PTO. Really Garnold, your better off sticking to a "A" engine.
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Putting a "AQS" engine in well also require doing something about the PTO. Really Garnold, your better off sticking to a "A" engine.
OK. I'm just going to have to keep my eyes out for a 14 or 16 then. The tractor has a 10 in it so if I'm going to do an upgrade I want it to make a nice difference
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Question asq
what does asq mean i have one with and one without
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what does asq mean i have one with and one without
As per the K series manual:

A= Special Oil Pan
Q= Quiet Model
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