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Old 08-01-2015, 10:59 AM
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Default Cub cadet 782 KT17s engine
Can anyone tell me the shaft dimensions and key way size I am not where the tractor is garaged and have chance to pick up a Magnum engine NOS and want to know the measurements and if this motor will work on my 782 gas engine
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A Cub Cadet "spec'd" M-18 or M-20, will be a "drop in" replacement for the KT-17. There is only a minor electrical modification that needs to be done.
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This motor is not cub cadet spec ed that is the concern
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IIRR the pto end of the shaft is 1-1/8 for CC.
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What is the Kohler Spec Number....???
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I don't have the spec # if I was to get it would that help?
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I don't have the spec # if I was to get it would that help?
YES, I was thinking backward compatibility.......!!!
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If it is any help, the Kohler Magnum M18S on my 782 is Spec 24506.
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