10HP Kohler ID?

[Prater 75]

Went over to pick up a 16hp block and ended up comng home with this engine from a Wheel Horse. The PO said it was an old 50's or 60's Horse that it was pulled from but did not know if it was original. The serial number indicates an 80's engine, Any idea? Serial number is 10049789 and the bottom plate seems to be fro part of the frame.

Ended up wit a Kohler verticle shaft also if anyone is interested.

[WHC-125 4]

I wish you were closer because that 10 hp would be good in my C-160

[Duff 206]

Steven, I'm going to take a SWAG (scientific wild azz guess) that bottom plate may be part of what I've heard the guys here call a "shaker mount." Don't know anything about 'em, but I've seen the term pop up here from time to time and it looks like some rubber bushings around the mounting bolts.

Experts?

Duff :omg:

[JimD 3,345]

my c85 has that mount.

[WH854 44]

That is Called Engine Cradle here it is.

IF that was not on your tractor it would rattle your teeth, also your PTO hoop fits in a hole on the side. Actually it is a moter mount like in cars and trucks.

Chas :omg:

[clintonnut 126]

Hi

Looks like a K241AQS. Due to the base plate. There is a model number cast into the block 2 inches above the crankshaft on the PTO side.

Charlie

[WH854 44]

I have a K241S the Number on the side of block stamped K301. Brian Miller says

the blocks with that stamped on them can be used for 10,12,14 HP.Ijust read it on his site.

Chas.

[TT-(Moderator) 1,145]

I just had time to look at this post and even though the decal is missing, I'd say this engine is a K241AS-46805D from a 1980 C-105.

It's black, mounted on an isolation cradle, has a 10hp decal, and the serial number denotes 1980. (early)

Chas is correct on the K"xxx" numbers that are sometimes cast into the PTO side.... they don't always mean what they say. :omg: