help with motor ID

vidaliaman · Oct 23, 2015

i believe it to be a kohler motor

Bob · Oct 23, 2015

Below is a link that MAY help.
Kohler 2 cycle

vidaliaman · Oct 23, 2015

nice, thank you, you wouldn't happen to have an 12v electric start wiring diagram for this motor would ya?

thanks again
dave

vidaliaman · Oct 23, 2015

also, where would i find the engine model ID?

thanks

Bob · Oct 23, 2015

POSSIBLY in a shop manual at another location. If I get out there in the next couple of days I will look.

vidaliaman · Oct 23, 2015

here is what it is on, a new project... it's been nothing but ford and john deere tractors until this goofy thing

thanks dave

vidaliaman · Oct 23, 2015

really appreciate it, thanks

old · Oct 23, 2015

Things like that is what makes it fun to mess with engines and things to go and make noises when going

Tom Arnold · Oct 23, 2015

According to the thread at MTF (see link below), the engine is a 440 cc JLO. You might want to join MTF and then see if that member is still active, since he might be an excellent source of information for your rather rare machine. Good luck with it.
MTF

vidaliaman · Oct 23, 2015

lol, yup, it may be a sickness

dave

vidaliaman · Oct 23, 2015

lol, i saw that post during many of my search's, not many around, will restore and post pics

thanks dave

Jo Bird · Oct 25, 2015

Another resource would be a group called Vintage Snowmobile. Rupp put those engines in many 1970's era snow machines as did other manufactures of the time. My 1970 Rupp American has that engine.

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