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Old 01-23-2012, 08:09 AM
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Gary

Your drive shaft flange just should bolt up to the adapter. You may need to play with the shaft length but that should be it.
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Old 01-23-2012, 08:13 AM
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The flange on your drive shaft should just bolt up to the adapter. The bolt pattern should be the same. It was on my 1210.
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A few things got done today. As you can see I got the engine mounted but first I had to build a 3/4" riser to line up the driveshaft height. I used the old Kohler block,crank and adapter coupling as a reference. The PTO clutch bolted right up with out any problem, except my so call basket case Kohler engine was missing one stud bolt for mounting the clutch. That shouldn't be a problem. The choke cable is long enough but the throttle cable will have to be extended. The starter on the Briggs is on the right side so I will be extending the starter cable too.


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As you can see I still need to figure out the driveshaft hook up. I think I'm going to be extending it beings the crank is about 4" shorter than the Kohler.
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Looks real good!

The red really sets off the motor.
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Looks real good!

The red really sets off the motor.
I agree with Jed!
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The flywheel-to-driveshaft adapter from a 1641 or 1440 should work. Don't forget the flywheel screen, too.
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Great pics, you've been busy!
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she's looking good Gary. love that big V

PS. send me your info. so I can send you that rubber conveyor belt, we talked about.
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Old 01-24-2012, 07:16 AM
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As Matt said the adapter from 1440 or a 1641 will work as will any of the adapters used in the 2000 series with Briggs engines. That's why I gave you the part numbers from a 2160. You will need to make a longer drive shaft. I'm sure Matt can tell you how to do it the easy way.

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That tractor is looking sweet!
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