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10-20-2023, 01:22 AM
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Kohler M12 in narrow frame
Hello!
I may try to Frankenstein a Kohler m12 in a narrow frame cub that has a dead k241. I just have a few questions and always up for suggestions. So my understanding is the largest K series motor that will fit in a narrow frame without frame mods is a K301. The magnum 12 is basically just a new version of a K301 with electronic ignition, geared starter, plastic flywheel fan etc. The k301 flywheel as long as I understand will fit fine with a narrow frame, But the magnum 12 won’t? Am I correct? I plan on using the existing starter / generator from the k241 If I use a K301 or a K241 flywheel on the m12 how can I set up the ignition. K241 is points and condenser, and I think the m12 doesn’t have the provisions to put points on it, no hole for the plunger. I have no problem making it a narrow base motor and installing a cub oil pan / shortening the oil dipper for clearance depending on the type of pan. Also adding metal to the 2 cutouts so it doesn’t leak oil. Thanks so much! 
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