Need at least eight hp to replace old engine. Does this motor have that?
1389317
If you do a google search on this engine regarding its HP rating, you find that it has between 8-9 HP.
1389318
I used it to replace a 13HP engine that was ancient and running a large hydraulic log splitter. I was aware I did not need that amount and this engine has performed better than the old worn engine and starts easy every time. HP is variable depending on where you look but I would recommend this for 8-10 HP replacement use.
1389319
I used the motor to replace a 10HP motor on my wood splitter and it works great!
1506583
Yes it does. Motor was already installed when i made complaint.was missing parts that were suppose to be included and scratched. Cdi box and carberator were missing and used parts off old engine. Was first big order with this company and amazon and disapointed in both at this point. Its been months with no response. I will b happy with missing parts. Motor is in a buggy that will get scratched anyway. Old motor ran was just little wore and your price was cheaper then rebuild.
2258329
I would replace it with exactly what's on it now. The 8 speed might fit but then you would need everything else to be compatible.
1281033
I don't know, but I doubt it. that's a lot newer tractor, flat head low compression engine. four cylinders. skip on over to--yesterdaystractors.com--and get on the 8n forum and post a question and you will get several answers pretty quick.
35147
Stephen,No the SE-9 Fisherman's Dream package does not come with a motor. It does come with the motormount, so all you have to do is add a trolling motor. The maximum engine capacity is as follows: 2 hp gas (35 lbs. max weight) or up to 74 lb. thrust electric.Hope I've answered your question.Sincerely,DennisHill Stores
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Stephen, No the SE-9 Fisherman's Dream package does not come with a motor. It does come with the motormount, so all you have to do is add a trolling motor. The maximum engine capacity is as follows: 2 hp gas (35 lbs. max weight) or up to 74 lb. thrust electric. Hope I've answered your question. Sincerely, Dennis Hill Stores
670539
no it is not. the correct motor is model # lf168f-2bhq 6.5 hp the one you are looking at does not have the "h" in it (2bhq).they are the same motor but the one with the "h" in the model # has a 6 to 1 gear reduction unit bolted on the side. the shaft is 3/4 keyed shaft on both.
2204559
I beleive your motor is a 1.5 service factor. This motor is a 1.1 service factor. It is still a 1.5hp motor so it should work fine.
16110
just make sure you have model&serial number of engine you can find anything you need
1600106
I don't know if you still need it but I saw one that looks like MR400 series at Ebay. It seems the motor may be interchangeable. You can call the manufacturer to confirm.
1880404
No, I was replacing the motor and everything lined up with the old one.The old motor was at least 20 years old.
1092086
Yes. You have to cut the wires off the old motor and solder them onto the new motor. It is not plug and play.
393665
Not sure, sorry. It may be possible to exchange parts from your old motor to get the discharge where you need it.
917309
I recently ordered and received the 2 HP motor. The 2 HP looks very similar to the 2/4 HP. As long as the specs are for the motor you want, I don't see a problem. The motor was received on schedule and in new condition. I was completely satisfied with their service. They also included a new pump shaft seal that is needed for the installation. Hope this helps.
1758533
I don't think so. The part # for the motor you want is HC21ZE118 and it is a two speed motor. I found a new one on ebay for less that $75 and I'm sure that more searching will turn up what you are looking for at a reasonable price. Good luck.
325497
Yes,up to a 3.5 hp.I put a 50lb.thrust trolling motor on mine and don't need a gas motor............Enjoy,they are great little boats.
823775
I don't know off the top of my head, but as long as you compare the important information on your existing motor label (or look up specs on the internet) and they match the replacement motor, it should be fine. Some important information to find is the (1) frame size/style, (2) RPM, (3) Amps, (4) horse power, (5) shaft (threaded or keyed), (6) single, dual or triple phase, and (7) if the motor is a square flange or a C-faced motor. as long as the specs match, you should be fine. I do not remember the type of motor I replaced, but I do know all the specs matched and I have had no trouble. If this is the first time you have replaced the moor, I also recommend going to You Tube and watching a few videos of the process. Not difficult once you see how it is done.