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    Posted: 30 Jul 2015 at 9:21pm
Movin' things around in the garage and trying to get things cleaned up, I decided to install the Kohler V-twin in the 716H just to get it off the bench. It has to be raised an inch or so in order for the driveshaft  to align up, but this looks like its doable.
39'RC, 43'WC, 48'B, 49'G, 50'WF, 65 Big 10, 67'B-110, 75'716H, 2-620's, & a Motorhead wife
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JoJo's gonna like that Steve.
Ya cain't fix stupid.
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Does it have wheelie bars
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dont forget a hole in the bottom for that drain hose
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It will fit my friend has a 25 vtwin in a 7014 simplicity. He has a widened tiller. The tractor does not even know it is back there at all. He also re pullied the bevel box to speed it up. That baby really moves.
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Originally posted by Dgrader Dgrader wrote:

JoJo's gonna like that Steve.


DOOO YA THINK????? Steve might never see her again! Fire it up, go for a cruise, SHE will be just fine, and enjoy the ride!!

ps Steve, it looks GREAT, can't wait to see the finished pictures here!
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That's interesting. When I put the command in my Sovereign the crankshaft centerline was perfect without spacers.
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25 hp is a big block     crank  is lower in 23  by about an 1 inch   just  whent out and mausured my 25 and a magnum 18 both was 6 1/8
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Mike,
Where are you measuring from? Bottom of the block to the crank centerline? Just curious.
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both engines sitting on the floor so bottom of block to centerline crank k301 ,k321 same also ill bet that 23 is shorter
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This engine is a CH18.
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looked up specs   18 to 25  is all 6.125   dont know why i thought 25 was differant but i sure could not shoe horn it in the 616 if i read correct  18 to 25 are all the same width and hight  
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Interesting info. Good to know. Thanks Mike!
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