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Old 01-23-2017, 07:23 PM
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I've looked on numerous suppliers websites and cannot find a part number for the crank case on an M20. I would like to know if the M18 and the M20 are the same crank case and Will interchange. I have a M20 with a grenaded case and know where there is a good M18 case. Both are from a Cub.
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Got to Kohlers website.
http://www.kohlerenginesparts.com/PartStream/Index
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Thank you for the link. Even this genuine Kohler site does not list a part number for the crank case, so the question remains- Does anyone know if they will interchange?
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From my experience, in doing parts comparison with Kohler, it is BEST, if you have the two "spec numbers" off the Model Tag. Then and only then, will you positively know for sure.
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I would just throw a Command in it....
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I would just throw a Command in it....
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I like the mags but the gaskets and seals are expensive and it's a bunch of work.
I put a new gov gear in one and it's my last. Repowered my 782 with a command and couldn't be happier.
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Thank you for the feed back guys. I have begun to wonder if the M20 warrants saving. It runs great, but the starter went and after pulling the motor I found that a PO had repaired the case at the starter mounting boss and above it with a combination of weld and epoxy. It's a cobbled up mess. Perhaps I can locate a M20 case. A new motor is beyond my financial reach at the moment.
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Look on CL for a 2000 series... can get them from 200-400
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Thank you for the feed back guys. I have begun to wonder if the M20 warrants saving. It runs great, but the starter went and after pulling the motor I found that a PO had repaired the case at the starter mounting boss and above it with a combination of weld and epoxy. It's a cobbled up mess. Perhaps I can locate a M20 case. A new motor is beyond my financial reach at the moment.
Plenty of used ch engines around. They were in 2000 series that were known for bad transmissions.
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How about a pic of the boogered up starter mount, it maybe repairable.

As far as your question about interchangeability of the cases I'd call Kohler and ask them. 800-544-2444

Here are 3 M18 blocks on Flea Bay
M18 block $50
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CUB-CADET-18...UAAOSwB09YF2cQ

two M18 blocks $125 ea
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cub-Cadet-Tr...MAAOSwNnRYglzP

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cub-Cadet-18...wAAOSwYIxX6rlt
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