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712 with cub rear end

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    Posted: 31 Jan 2017 at 7:05am
Any one ever done this and have pictures.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote KevinON Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 31 Jan 2017 at 3:24pm
I haven't done it, but I am going to put a Cub clutch in my 716 six speed for stock altered pulling. Then I can leave the belt tight. The rear should hold up to stock altered pulling. I hope...lol.
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I am going for stock/alters .
Not Shure on what the engine is going to be.
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Mine is the stock 16hp K341 Kohler. We are allowed 60 thou overbore.
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I'm thinking I'm going to run a 12 hP kohler with some mods.
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Ronnie sent you a PM . Mine was a B 112 with cub running gear and alky burning Kohler.
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ac720nut do you have a picture ? i have been watching for a b112 to put my cub running gear and command 25 in
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I only have one picture of it anymore and I can't get pictures to post here.
Basicly cub but with B 112 sheet metal just about the way they all do.
Had Dart center section in rear. ran a pressure plate and disc out of an Economy Garden tractor, 3 finger never had it slip, I built the flywheel out of billet aluminum.
Pm me an email and I'll try and send you a picture.
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