Posted by IA Roy on February 11, 2009 at 08:50:49 from (71.7.27.117):
In Reply to: wisconsin vh4d posted by josh wendel on February 10, 2009 at 21:53:29:
I don't know what horsepower the VH4D is, but is probably bigger than the Onan that my brothers replaced with a Briggs and Stratton last year. Fairly simple conversion. For something bigger than what you can get with a Briggs or a Honda, I am not sure what would be a simple conversion. Years ago in the factory where I worked they replaced a small continental in a skid loader with a 1.6L Pinto car engine. The maintenance man went to the junkyard with a tape measure and found one about the same size. They added a belt drive governor like used on combines with car engines and it performed great. I think the original was water cooled, so it wasn't that radical of a conversion.
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