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Old 12-30-2015, 01:08 PM
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Is there an 82 series tractor that uses a K series Kohler and an engine mounting plate without the rubber mounts?

I am thinking of mounting a K series engine in an 82 series tractor with attached generator on the front of the engine.
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Old 12-30-2015, 01:13 PM
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Pretty sure the singles all had rubber mounts. KT's and the Mag twins are solid mounts on a plate.
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I just got a 1050 that has a single cylinder 10hp in it and the rubber mounts are nothing like the ql tractors, they look like a much better design and they're only $1.32 each on parts tree. I wouldn't let the rubber mounts hold you back and if you want to it looks like the mounts could easily be replaced with flat washers to make it solid.
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I have 2 cub 1210's. Single cylinder kohler and yes they have the rubber mounts. I think I like these better than the twin cylinder models, especially if you have to rebuild them.
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Read the OP's post, he asked if there is an 82 series with a K that is solid mounted. He did not ask for opinions about rubber mounts. Damn I hate having to be such a PITA. Happy New Year Guys.
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Ok, I'm done.
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Yea, I think the op knew the answer before he asked.
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Read the OP's post, he asked if there is an 82 series with a K that is solid mounted. He did not ask for opinions about rubber mounts. Damn I hate having to be such a PITA. Happy New Year Guys.
i assumed he asked the question because he doesnt want to deal with rubber mounts and i was just letting him know whats up, maybe i assumed wrong but either way i have a hard time seeing why you needed to get bent out of shape. of all the threads on here that get drug way off topic i dont see what the issue is in this thread.
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i assumed he asked the question because he doesnt want to deal with rubber mounts.
This is correct. I didn't want to deal with them. The 1810 tractor I may use had a twin engine so the frame and engine plate aren't made for rubber. If the twin engine plate will locate and mount the K engine, I'm in business. I'm not interested in a lot of fabrication for this deal. I want to use the engine to drive the tractor and/or run the generator and I just doing some preliminary scouting for my options.

The generator/welder mounted to the engine is extremely heavy with a lot of weight hanging out over the front of the engine. I suppose the extended length of the generator could also be rubber mounted but I didn't really want to fool with that or the unnecessary expense.

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