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Old 12-22-2022, 10:44 PM
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I’m trying to install this 364 snow blower on my 1912, I figured out I’m missing some parts. I downloaded the manual from here. I’m missing the guide bracket for the front which is no big deal, a couple pieces of angle iron and a bar and I think I can make one. I put the belt on but the alignment of the main pulley and idler pulley is a little off from the PTO pulley. The manual says for some tractors (not mine) to turn the idler pulley around. It was last used on a 1711 so I think it should be in the right orientation to fit my 1912. It is repowered with a Kohler M20, so it should fit the same as the 1711 I would think. Anyone have any ideas/suggestions?
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Old 12-23-2022, 08:00 AM
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When the Onan was removed, did the engine plate need to be drilled and the M20 moved back so that a new longer driveshaft was not needed? I'll try and get some measurements on my 1914 with a B48 in it, to see where the PTO sits as compared to the front of the frame.
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No, because it’s the plate that came with the Kohler. The driveshaft was not swapped.
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Some pics of what I’m dealing with, it’s single digits outside and windy, I did the best I could. The last photo, look closely and you can see the PTO hiding up there, sticking out about 1/2” further than the snow blower pulleys.

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I decided to take a few minutes today to hook everything up and try it out, we might actually get some snow tomorrow. Results were not good. As soon as I engaged the PTO, it threw the belt right off. The alignment is an issue and I don't understand why... the engine is mounted to the plate in the right holes.
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Do you have the 364 Owners Manual ???

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Do you have the 364 Owners Manual ???

Yes but I don’t see anything different from how I’m set up.
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There are a couple of service bulletins on this blower. PM me for a pdf
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Thanks Lew. I had the manual already, the other part is some corrections to the manual, but I don’t see anything related to my issue that would fix it. I’m starting to wonder if I have a 418 bracket instead of a 419… That wouldn’t make sense though because it came with a 1711, that had the mounting brackets on it. The 418 has a 6.5” drive pulley and the 419 has a 7”. (Or the other way around? I may be misquoting). I measured mine and it’s 6.75” so inconclusive there. My idler is the right size, 4”.
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