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Old 09-01-2021, 10:01 PM
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just got a lt 1045 that cought fire and melted a hole top part of the hood eng- cover fly wheel fins all on eng.havent found carb yet.i have a 19.5 IC platum brigss and stratnon m#42e707 will it swap ,i here the electric pto will be the issue
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Please use punctuation so we can understand what you are trying to tell us. Thank you
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It should swap right over.
Should have a 1" shaft the same as the Kohler.
Wiring may or may not plug right in.
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guyina4x4 thankyou very much im also finding out that it might not workout it wont run the elc-pto and mower -and fuel pump electric out put but i am learning even tho my gramer aint the best lol.would like more info if you have any
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Your devices should have spell check.
It helps immensely understanding your questions/concerns.
A lot of us including myself, thought we were good spillers till we got spell chick.
Now when I hit the "check" button, my lights dim and laughter comes out of my speakers saying Y'all gotta be kiddin' me!
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Yes you may need a different alternator. And a voltage Regulator if your replacement engine doesn't have one.
But the engine itself will work.
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