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Old 08-25-2013, 12:21 PM
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I am thinking of taking a look at the following Magnum to replace the K series in either my 1450 or 1210.


I think the price is far too steep, although is complete with carb, starter etc.


Any help appreciated.


http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-s...AdIdZ514654634

Model M16S Spec- 711527 Serial 2007808863

Also how can year of manufacture be determined??
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That engine was designed and built for "Broward Equipment" for some mower application.
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has a 1 1/8 crank so you need to find a PTO to fit it, its 4 in long so you have to shorten it then drill the taped hole deeper and thread it. and its probably a wide base block that won't fit in a cub without some major mods
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K, thanks guys. Too much work.
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1-1/8" PTOs are very common no big deal. The long shaft is also no big deal just put a spacer on the end of the shaft after you put the PTO on.
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1-1/8" PTOs are very common no big deal. The long shaft is also no big deal just put a spacer on the end of the shaft after you put the PTO on.


Thanks Sam. But still have the difference in the block to deal with. I don't want to modify the tractors too much, but if I do will go for a twin cylinder then. He wants too much anyway--at that price I could rebuild both of my engines.
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