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Old 06-25-2014, 09:53 PM
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Default Cub 102 engine swap

I have a cub 102 with the 10 hp kohler (k241). I'm want to swap it out for a 14hp kohler. would this be as simple as a bolt together swap or would this require major fabrication?
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depends how you go about it. a 14 has the larger bearing plate, flywheel and shroud. so you either swap the smaller bearing plate, flywheel and shroud or widen the frame like a 147. that or just drop the correct 12 in
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Why did you double post this? You have another thread here exactly the same.....

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=32831
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depends how you go about it. a 14 has the larger bearing plate, flywheel and shroud. so you either swap the smaller bearing plate, flywheel and shroud or widen the frame like a 147. that or just drop the correct 12 in
You mean correct 10 horse
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You mean correct 10 horse
Really? 7 months later you felt the need to correct someone on a simple mistake?
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Really? 7 months later you felt the need to correct someone on a simple mistake?
If you're so concerned than why are you posting in this thread?? I didn't see the date and was just trying to help out
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Old 02-10-2015, 01:32 PM
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Cubcadet129, you already got parked for a while due to arrogance. Posts like you just made correcting a simple mistake are not helpful. You have quite a ways to go before you will know as much, let alone more, than dvogtvpe. Settle down bud.

Oh, the date is on every post. Pay attention to it and please stop digging up the older stuff. There's plenty of new threads to post in. By all means read through the old stuff, just stop posting in it if it's more than 1 month old.
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