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Old 05-14-2014, 04:12 PM
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Thinking about installing a kohler comand single 13 hp in a 104 cadet with a creeper. Any advice for or against ? Just thought it would be different. Had a empty chassis and a cub cadet 2130 so y not kill one to save the other
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I see you put this in the "pullers" section. Are you using this for pulling?

Without MAJOR frame mods, it won't fit. Biggest issue I see is the center line on the crank is much higher on the CH motor, than on the K. 4.75" as opposed to 5.250" (Those numbers may not be exact, but are close. The CH is a metric motor.)
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Yes was making a puller I knew they were metric didn't know they are that different. May have to reconsider I guess
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Pull the creeper and sell it. You don't need it for pulling.

What's wrong with the K series? They are about the best motor out there. Lot's of HP stored away to pull from that motor.
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I always thought one of those single cylinder diesel motors would be a cool installation.
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Diesel definitely would be a cool tractor. I'm just trying to have some fun making a stock tractor and push the potential a little bit. It's not cheating unless u get caught lol
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No one here has been able to put one of those diesels in and make it fit...... yet.
I wouldn't use one, because they are not going to be easy to turn up to pull with.

If your going to pull it, build a K series. They are where it's at.
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Welcome to OCC! Keep us updated on what you decide to do.
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i think I'm going to just go back on the old faithful k series and drop in a k 301 and see how i can stretch the power.

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