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Old 05-09-2015, 07:45 PM
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Today I just picked up a 16hp Twin Briggs and Stratton Engine at a flea market the guy I bought it off of said it was out of a cub cadet. I am going to put in a stretched frame 1650 project that I have been working on. I wasn't sure which end it drives off of. on one end there is a shaft and the other side there isn't. I am not real familiar with these engine, any help would be greatly appreciated. Will post pic.
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Today I just picked up a 16hp Twin Briggs and Stratton Engine at a flea market the guy I bought it off of said it was out of a cub cadet. I am going to put in a stretched frame 1650 project that I have been working on. I wasn't sure which end it drives off of. on one end there is a shaft and the other side there isn't. I am not real familiar with these engine, any help would be greatly appreciated. Will post pic.
It drives the machine the same way the original engine did.
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Off of the flywheel side
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Yep. Makes sense right?
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that's what I thought. I am new to cubs and customizing. Is their any kind of adapter I need to attach the drive shaft. thanks for the help
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that's what I thought. I am new to cubs and customizing. Is their any kind of adapter I need to attach the drive shaft. thanks for the help
Yes, but you will probably have to have one made. But that depends on what Cub that engine came out of..... if it did come out of a cub. Pics and model numbers of the engine would help.
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Model number:303447
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Is it a Vanguard? It appears to be.... Post a pic.
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here are some pics.





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Yeah, it looks like it was off of a CC. I think your going to find it pretty tough to fit that into a WF Cub though. Spread frame, sure drop it it. WF...... you will have to basically make it a spread frame as not to lose frame rigidity.
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