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10-27-2019, 08:50 AM

Nantucket27 Nantucket27 is offline

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Engine swap 2084 - 2182

Hello everyone , any advice sure would be greatly appreciated here . I have owned my 2084 since new year (1994) but recently discovered I am losing the engine soon. Been an awesome machine all these years.
Couple weeks ago I picked up a 2182 with the wg600 kubota motor in it and now considering moving the kubota motor over my 2084 cub . I know I’ll be faced with some big changes like motor mounts and possibly some wiring too. Has anyone ever done something like this or yet is it possible? Been looking closely at it and seems easy enough to do. Looks like a weekend project to me. The 2182 is year (1991) so I am not sure how different the wiring is behind the dash panel.

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