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01-30-2011, 10:04 AM
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K341 Question
I have a Quietline 1000 with the K241 AQS engine that I would like to replace with a K341 AQS. Basically, what I want, is a K341 with a gear driven starter.
I am not going to use the side panels, so I am wondering if the Quietline ducting is necessary, since the engine will not be enclosed and should cool sufficently. The stock muffler will be replaced with a stack, and I intend on using a 169 style air cleaner, so I will block of the hole in the flywheel shroud used by the Quietline air cleaner. Am I overlooking something? What are your thoughts? GEL 
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01-31-2011, 12:19 PM
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I have set up several of those that way. Haven't done any testing to prove if things run hotter, but I have not experienced any problems.
Not an issue if your running a stack, but I used QL mufflers and was concerned muffler heat would damage the electric PTO. Then I have noticed other model tractors have unshielded mufflers close to their electric PTOs from the factory. I got a 129 with a QL muffler (no shielding) and an electric PTO with close to 10 years of mowing, no problem.
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