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jeremi3210

Iam gonna put a 670 preditor on my gt1800 and was wonder what is everyone running for a pto. It says it has ball bearings on the crank but iam not sure if it can handle the side load of the stock setup or to look for a electric pto. Any advise would be great!

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Pullstart

Hey Jeremi,  seems like someone pointed out they are the same part number as a Kohler bearings?  DON’T quote me, but I just recall that story.

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Achto

To be safe, I think that I would use an electric clutch.

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Pullstart

Or get the extended warranty :ROTF:

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JAinVA

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JoeM
12 hours ago, pullstart said:

same part number as a Kohler bearings

And pressure lubricated. 

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Maxwell-8
23 hours ago, jeremi3210 said:

It says it has ball bearings on the crank

In my opinion, the best you can have. I was shocked when i heard they had ball bearings and a iron sleeve for that money. A steal in my opinion.

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jeremi3210

Got it done! Thing runs and drives great! Can't wait to use it this spring! I decided to give the manual pto a try, guess someone needs to get this question answered once and for all right! I used steves 8hp shaker plate i got from @pullstartjust had to make solid mounts and drill 2 hole to mount the motor. Oh and put in a hole for the drain plug! Hopefully it will make a oil change! Lol!! Everything thing else lined right up! The exhaust i had to bring out and up about 3 inches. Still interested if anyone else has tried this with this motor or not! The wiring i used a battery power ignition switch and put in a relay for the kill switch.

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