Great video. 👍 Just hope you swapped over the charge system from your old engine to the replacement because if the correct charge system isn't used then your going to have the issue of your battery dying on you while your blades are on . Just make sure it's strong enough to run your clutch and charge your battery at the same time.
Great video! Exactly what I needed to tackle this swap. I'm not sure about the pile of oily rags in the corner of the shop though!!! LOL Sounds like a pretty big fire hazard :D
I agree with you, normally on an older engine I would, but this one had really low hours on it and hasn't started leaking yet, and if it does develop a leak it's easy enough to yank out again and fix it.
I replaced a 19 Kohler courage twin cam single cylinder to a 20 horse Briggs my pto pullys i kept and installed on the briggs but now with everything plugged up the key turns over the relay just buzzes i can start by solenoid but i cant use my pto afterwards im lost what could be the issues
I'm sorry but I have no idea, I would start with double checking the electrical connections and make sure they are all doing what they are supposed to be doing, same with grounds. Good luck!
I've used simple green for decades on metal and have never had an issue, even using it in it's concentrated form. I have heard of people that use it in sonic cleaners and it discolors aluminum
I don't disagree, if it were up to me I would really like to try the Kawasaki vertical V-twins. In this instance I got both the mower and donor motor for so cheap it's hard to go wrong, I'll run it until it blows then ill move on to the next. Thanks for watching!
Really nice job. I am doing the same thing and very glad for your trailblazing. Next I am on to repacking all the bearings.
I'm glad I could help! Good luck!
Awesome repair those engine's are notorious for those bolts backing out and causing that issue ✔️💯👍🏽
I had no idea! I'm starting to think I should retorque the bolts just in case. Thanks for watching!
@@ballhammerindustries Might not be a bad idea✔️💯👍🏽
Great video and nice shop too:)
Thanks Greg!
Great video. 👍 Just hope you swapped over the charge system from your old engine to the replacement because if the correct charge system isn't used then your going to have the issue of your battery dying on you while your blades are on . Just make sure it's strong enough to run your clutch and charge your battery at the same time.
Thanks for watching and thanks for the tip! I did not swap the charge system, but so far it's been working great and charging the battery.
Great video! Exactly what I needed to tackle this swap. I'm not sure about the pile of oily rags in the corner of the shop though!!! LOL Sounds like a pretty big fire hazard :D
Thanks! Glad I could help!
Great job, now i feel confident to do that in a day or 2 😂
Thanks for watching! It's a pretty straightforward process, biggest thing I'd do different is definitely clean/degrease first :)
Great Work😀
Thank you!
Great Vid very informative!
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you liked it!
I would replace head gasket and sump gasket before sticking it in
Seems they leak like crazy
I agree with you, normally on an older engine I would, but this one had really low hours on it and hasn't started leaking yet, and if it does develop a leak it's easy enough to yank out again and fix it.
06:44 Is that normal threads or is that clockwise to loosen????
Those are normal threads
I replaced a 19 Kohler courage twin cam single cylinder to a 20 horse Briggs my pto pullys i kept and installed on the briggs but now with everything plugged up the key turns over the relay just buzzes i can start by solenoid but i cant use my pto afterwards im lost what could be the issues
I'm sorry but I have no idea, I would start with double checking the electrical connections and make sure they are all doing what they are supposed to be doing, same with grounds. Good luck!
That’s how I do all old engines I swap out because they will expect you to warranty it
Luckily I just do work for myself, so if I have issues it's my own fault! :)
simple green eats metal
I've used simple green for decades on metal and have never had an issue, even using it in it's concentrated form. I have heard of people that use it in sonic cleaners and it discolors aluminum
Those motors are junk bombs waiting to explode. Get another brand.
I don't disagree, if it were up to me I would really like to try the Kawasaki vertical V-twins. In this instance I got both the mower and donor motor for so cheap it's hard to go wrong, I'll run it until it blows then ill move on to the next. Thanks for watching!
Yep changing the motor on one now. Got a crack in the block thats about 6 or 7 inches. Left side from the back by push rod. Same motor. Crazy 😂
@@ballhammerindustries mine had the same crack in it. Must be common