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Old 09-18-2022, 06:31 PM
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This afternoon, I got started with the engine swap on my 1712.

I decided to keep the wiring harness in tact, for possible use in a CCC built red 782, that I also need to get running. So, I bought a complete harness and key switch, and will be swapping it as well.
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Are you installing an M-18 ???

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Or a Vanguard?
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...or a Command?
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Or a Kubota…
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Maybe the best of the best....an Onan.
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I was thinking maybe a Subaru
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Yes, an M18. It came out of an 1862, so there are a few differences. The 1862 engine has a different/much larger PTO pulley, and the fuel pump is different. The muffler exit pipe is longer, but some measuring and a hacksaw fixed that. The muffler shrouding is also different, so I will have to transfer that as well.
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