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Old 04-11-2012, 09:59 PM
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Your progress looks great!!

I see the bolt is now in place holding the front axle.

I hate to back you us a step, but, I have seen others just tighten that bolt to take out the slop of the frame to axle fit.

Without the shim, the axle/frame joint will be slightly stronger.
I made sure the shim was the same size as the area on the axle.
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How did you fixture your axle to make sure you drilled the oversize hole exactly parallel to the original bore?

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I jiged it up in a mill , its a old one from the 50's and the guy just uses it for a drill press. its still tight enough to do what I needed.
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The (earlier) K301 and K241 flywheel shrouds are interchangeable. I think the later K301 engines, i.e. QLs, may have had the larger flywheel, but I can't remember.
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Looks like a nice job on the 3 point.Your motor has a flat oil pan so it is a K241
I guess I'll be looking for a k301 or bigger next. what engine is in a 129 ? I know of one close by. the 149 behind it is spent.
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last pic for now. still need the spindle for the deck to show up in the mail.
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The 129 has a k 301 in it.
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cool , thanks. I'll go over there and look at it tomorrow (check the pan first) then see if it'll fire.

any one need a really good running K241
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Doug, your 125 is looking good!
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hay,, the spindle showed up today... I got the deck on and the 682 did some tilling around a tree.

time to get back to work on the 582. I miss the O'l girl.
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Thanks for the great pics!
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