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Old 09-12-2014, 12:07 PM
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Found this link for a 12hp on CL. As many here will know I'm quite new to the engine world so I'm asking if this engine can be easily altered to run the driver plate on a cub? From what I see in one of the pics the fly wheel looks like it has the holes for the bolts to connect a driver plate right? So is this just a simple replacement of a new screen and getting a driver plate or is there a lot more involved here? Thank you

http://newjersey.craigslist.org/grd/4660204372.html

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Forgot to even ask if you think this engine would even work in a cub because of the oil pan and if that might also create a problem with the driver plate (if installed) aligning up with the clutch.
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Won't work. Wrong crank and oil pan. Flywheel, not even an issue.
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Won't work. Wrong crank and oil pan. Flywheel, not even an issue.
That's what I needed to know. Thank you
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Jonathan, you're great to have around...Thank you for edumacating those of us that need assistance from time to time.
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You could buy it and maybe trade it to someone looking for a wide base block who has a narrow base engine. Just a thought $150 not a bad price I would try to get it for less . My 2 cents.
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