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08-12-2009, 08:11 PM
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16 HP in a 1250?
I recently picked up a 149 which came with a bad motor, but the deal included a 16 hp magnum...It has a fuel pump, and a ignition switch setup that will also need to go, and was mounted to a huge leaf blower thing.. It has the wide base, not the cub style base..
I set it into my 1250 chassis and it looks like I should be able to mount it solidly, not Iso mount it.. If I want to iso mount it I will have to adapt the stock 1250 pan to it, and it looks as if that will reduce oil capacity a BUNCH... So.. other than the transmission of all that awful vibration to the chassis  am I nuts to think of doing this?? I have seen the same motor solidly mounted in the Economy/power King, and other machines...Tractor is destined for use as a loader tractor and utility use..not going to use it to mow with, as the loader pump will probably go right where the PTO clutch would have been. Flame away!  :biggrin2.gif:
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08-12-2009, 09:35 PM
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A loader doesn't need very much power. Putting a 16 in front of that is kind of a waste, in my opinion. Pulling stuff around doesn't take much power, either. You'll run out of traction LONG before you run out of power. I'd save the 16 for something requiring more power.
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08-12-2009, 10:41 PM
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There are different configurations of 16 hp Mags. Some can be modifed to fit the Quietline oil pan with some work. Others take a major modification. I have one that I have looked at over the years to install in a Quietline but it looks like more trouble than it is worth.
If you mount it using the wide base directly to the frame the drive shaft will probably be at a angle that will require a different type of universal joint.
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