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Old 09-17-2011, 09:29 AM
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Hello All,

My name is Joe and I and the proud new owner of a 982 with the original but blown B48G Onan. I am just starting to learn about this machine and work on getting it running to plow snow for the winter. Not having much luck finding retrofit kits for other motors so I am going to try a used motor for now......if it can be found.

Located in Rising Sun, Maryland

Great stuff on here, it will be great to get to know some of you guys....and gals.........maybe.
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Old 09-17-2011, 09:49 AM
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Hope you get the 982 up and running soon
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Old 09-17-2011, 11:43 AM
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Thanks guys worked on it some this morning. A buddy has a line on another Onan to get it running for now until I can figure out what to do to repower this thing with a Kohler. This is one of the Red 982's and it is in great shape and all of the sheet metal is there.
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Place an ad on the wanted section, maybe someone has one or knows of a retro kit.
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Old 09-17-2011, 07:51 PM
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Hey scleve, I have spent many, many hours looking for details to do this and I have found nothing......short of paying a shop a couple of grand do do the job. I will come up with something. Need to find a good Kohler Command 23-26 HP and an adapter plate for the fly wheel and I should be good to go. Hopefully I can find a motor for 5-600 dollars.

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Hello All,

My name is Joe and I and the proud new owner of a 982 with the original but blown B48G Onan. I am just starting to learn about this machine and work on getting it running to plow snow for the winter. Not having much luck finding retrofit kits for other motors so I am going to try a used motor for now......if it can be found.

Located in Rising Sun, Maryland

Great stuff on here, it will be great to get to know some of you guys....and gals.........maybe.

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Thanks guys worked on it some this morning. A buddy has a line on another Onan to get it running for now until I can figure out what to do to repower this thing with a Kohler. This is one of the Red 982's and it is in great shape and all of the sheet metal is there.
Joe

You've got a mix of a intro post. For the parts place a want as in the wanted section of the site and for the tech questions on the motor start a thread with your questions in the IH GT or CCC GT (depending on serial number) section of the site. Doing that will get more eyes on your wants and needs and questions.

We do love pics around here!

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Old 09-18-2011, 07:36 AM
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Hello Duke,

Sorry about the mixed content in the post. I was only responding to the welcoming intros. Not asking anything from anyone as I have not contributed anything yet. I will be posting pictures soon.

Regards and thanks for the advice.
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Welcome to occ.
You say a "blown" onan --ok.
For some, that means a rod through the block or some other catastrophic failure that would not be cost effective to repair.
To others, it means it's not running well and needs fixin'
So we should know your preception what it needs, maybe it can be repaired with our help.
Lets us know so our suggestions can be more helpful.
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