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Old 01-21-2012, 02:15 PM
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Hey Matt, I have given some serious consideration to the M20 but they are just impossible to find in decent condition and those that I have found need rebuilt. The guys around here in Maryland want a minimum of $450.00 for an overhaul and I don't want to go through this twice. I am going to hold out for a Kohler Command for a good price and the overhaul should cost about the same and they are newer and parts are somewhat easy to get.
I do have 582 that needs a motor also so essentially, I have two projects going. I may post something in the want adds, but am waiting to see if a couple of possibilities work out here locally as I have some friends looking as well. Would not want to get something going on here and then have to back out because I found one here at the last minute here close to home. Don't want to make any requests or enter into any obligations that have the remotest possibility of not working out. For simple hard parts that I may need, I will absolutely put up a post in the wanted section.
I will find a good motor and I have waited this long I can wait a little longer.
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So where's the rest of the pictures....ya know - finished product with the duals on it!!



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Never done it in a super but I installed a CH18 in my 682. Best I can tell you is get the PTO in the correct location. Then mount the motor to the mount plate and not sure on a super how tall the motor mount spacers need to be. You will still need to make a custom drive shaft for it. The whole project is all about the initial mock up. Wish I could help you with measurements. I never wrote any dimensions down. The front PTO and getting the motor at the right height and centered is critical.Then you can build the driveshaft. It was about a 4 week project plugging away at it part time. The end result is great. I put dual exhausts on mine and it sounds like a Harley.
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