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Old 09-10-2009, 09:11 PM
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Default need help 582 kohler 18 mag swap
i got a 582 it had a b&s 16 hp. I bought a kohler 18 mag off ebay. I have a few questions for the experts. I am new to cub cadets so i don't know that parts will interchange?

1.Looks like i need to put 1/2 in spacers under engine.

2.What do i need to conect the engine to drive shaft?

3.the kohler has 1 1/8 pto shaft. b&s had a 1 in shaft can i get a 1 1/8 clutch?

4.Will the muffler and heat shield off a kohler kt17 off a 782 fit the 18 mag.

5.the kohler 18 has a 3 wire plug looks like.1 goes to oil pressure switch. One goes to stater and one to coil what do i connect these to?

Thanks in advance dale
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Old 09-10-2009, 09:19 PM
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1. They aren't quite 1/2".... 0.490" or something like that.

2. Clutch driver from a 800-1000-1200 or possibly one from an earlier gear drive cub.

3. 682/782/1710/1711/1712/1806/1810/1811/1812 etc. PTO clutch...anything from a CC with an M18 or KT-17 will work.

4. Yes.

5. Can't remember. Go to Kohlerengines.com and download the service manual for the engine...it will tell you. Or find a wiring diagram for an 1806/1810/1811/1812.
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Old 09-10-2009, 09:47 PM
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Thanks Matt. I have clutch parts off a 1200. I will have to keep watching ebay. The engine is off a lawnboy garden tractor runs very well and clean.My opion the b&s is a P.O.S
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Old 09-10-2009, 09:53 PM
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Can i get the spacers from a dealer?
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Dale,I would make some from some round stock or 3/8 black pipe cut to length and a flat washer against the aluminum case and away you go.
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