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Old 12-12-2017, 02:52 PM
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I google that number and all I found were ones that look like they would work on the k241 but not the k301. The k301 does not have a spot for that pin that's on these drive cups, looks like it should bolted to the flywheel? I'll have to look at the engine again tomorrow lol
Are you certain you have a 301 and not a 321? What does the engine tag state?
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I was told it was a k301, I'll look for a tag tomorrow
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If you have the pto and basket pulley off, the numbers should be cast into that end of the block.
I'm sure Lew will have a drive cup that will fit your engine.
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It says k301a on the tin, and I only saw "A/6" stamped on the block
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This is the fly wheel on my engine
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Was told this engine came off a case (222 I think) and looking on google it looks like those were hydros, could that be why I can't find a matching drive cup for this flywheel? Could I use the smaller flywheel off my k241 on the k301 until I can find the right parts that I need? Or would it be ok to drill a 1/4" deep hole in the flywheel and k241 drive cup to put in a "pin"? Sorry for really beating this post to death lol, really just need to get this thing going so I can plow my driveway 😅
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