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Old 04-01-2015, 07:37 AM
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Default 20HP Vanguard drive adapter

First photo is of the engine flywheel. Retaining washer is 2-1/8" diameter. 30mm nut sticks out 1-1/8" from face of flywheel. Four tapped holes are on 2-7/8" diameter circle.


Second photo is of the drive flange on the cub 782. Four holes are on 2-3/16" diameter circle.


Third photo is of drive shaft adapter from 2000 series. p/n 719-3096


I don't have a drive shaft adapter to measure it. I'm trying to determine if it will bolt to the Vanguard flywheel.

If not, I'm open for suggestions on how to connect the engine to the driveshaft.
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Hello, i think Small Eng Warehouse sells flywheel (clutch hub) adapter. Saw them on another forum. Mucho$ Mwsc used to sell a 4" long one that had 2 sets of holes for Vangaurds/Commands but they don't anymore. I had a machine shop make my last one. Mike
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This is what the 16hp Vanguard flywheel looks like. They use a dowel pin to center the adapter. It fits in the bore in the center of the crank. Not sure about the bolt circle on the flywheel, I'll see if I can dig up some info.
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I'm going to need the numbers off the engine.
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That part MWSC made was called a briggs part not vanguard. It had 2 sets of 4 holes. They said they quit making it because briggs kept changing things. Mike
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Here is a link to Vanguard engines, you can click on engines to get dimensions

http://www.vanguardengines.com/
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I'd just reuse the stack of nuts.
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I'd just reuse the stack of nuts.
Now that's funny, sounds like something I would say.
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i'm going to need the numbers off the engine.
351447 1180-A1

http://www.partstree.com/parts/brigg...ctric-starter/
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I'd just reuse the stack of nuts.
May come to that. Worked fine for 4 years for the PO.
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