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Old 08-05-2016, 02:23 PM
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You wont regret going with the power steering if you do. I just recently finished my build of a power steering system. The only draw back i have is that is is not on my other tractor also. turns like butter. The way i did mine i sacrificed a little turning radius but oh well im happy. good luck with your project.
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Old 08-25-2016, 09:47 PM
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This evenings progress. K361 block got the sandpaper treatment. Also cleaned and painted the starter gen for my 169.
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Old 08-25-2016, 09:55 PM
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Also yesterday I employed the use of a sandblaster to clean up the head.
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Collection so far,
CC 102 (owned since I was 12)
CC 73 (roller that i need to eventually started on)
CC 106 (nice clean older resto)
CC 107 (Clean original unit used as backup mower)
CC 126 (snow removal, one owner)
CC 127 (lightly built engine, primary mower)
CC 147 (with sweepster broom)
CC 1650 (Dual hydro option on both other has k361)
CC 169 (needs paint now)
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Old 08-25-2016, 10:30 PM
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Keep up the good work! Thanks for the pics.
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Old 08-26-2016, 10:55 PM
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This evenings progress. K361 block got the sandpaper treatment. Also cleaned and painted the starter gen for my 169.
Looking good! No one ever did that swap before! Sweet!
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Always neat to use the oddball stuff... Looks like it would be a fun project... I really like your louvered hood... keep us posted!!
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Always neat to use the oddball stuff... Looks like it would be a fun project... I really like your louvered hood... keep us posted!!
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Looking good! No one ever did that swap before! Sweet!
Yes they have. Don's reply was on the first page. It was all discussed.....


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I've done that mod. not in a 1650 but a 122 chassis. its pretty involved. the ears on the block need to be machined off and the holes welded or epoxied in . the pto probably won't work. the 361's had 1 1/8 pto end but you can use a crank out of a 16 with a 1 inch end. the motor sits a bit higher due to the rockers and valve cover. you probably won't be able to use the exhaust shrouding. most parts are NLA now. I know for a fact the rods are, only real choice is a 16 rod. but if the rod in the 18 is good just insert it. cam you won't find one better than the 361 cam. the Kirk cam is a copy of that , the lacota cam would be a step up. biggest problems with the 361 was the valve seats falling out.
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Old 08-27-2016, 05:31 PM
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Yes they have. Don's reply was on the first page. It was all discussed.....
I agree but it was not in a wide frame! LOL

I'm no big fan of this OHV K series too Jon but the OP have plenty of time to think "Outside of the box" and enough money to try this swap.

I wish he success and don't get in trouble finding spare parts...Otherwise he may finish at the foundry and be reborn like this...

http://www.kohler.ca/onlinecatalog/d...p?prod_num=361
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Are you going to try to get "1850" decals made? Just wondering.
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