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    Posted: 21 Oct 2019 at 12:26pm
Sorry I meant the part inside that goes to the engine pully.
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It's a direct swap.  Nothing is different other than the stroke.
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I don't understand the question....
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Sorry I meant the engine crank that starts the motor. It goes through the WIDE FRONT end. The one I put, in is to short.
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Wide fronts have shaft through bolster at an angle so I'd guess its longer. You can build your own with a piece of round stock and some hole drilling...NOTE..the wide frt uses a chunk on crank end which the roll pin swivels in (like a ujoint) because of the angle..... shafts may be the same with that added chunk for length?
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Parts book shows them as the same.
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Thanks Steve M C
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