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Old 04-25-2012, 08:07 PM   #1
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Default 18 hp briggs in g22

hi i have a g22 that ive done alot of work too for performance but i have a chance to get my hands on a used 18 vanguard came off a mower was wondering if i can use my yamaha clutch and will it fit and is there any possibilty this may not be the one that will fit in my cart? like are there multiple models of the 18 hp vanguard briggs? exaust and motor mounts are not as much of a concern as clutching any help would be great
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Old 04-25-2012, 08:15 PM   #2
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Default Re: 18 hp briggs in g22

also forget to mention is there anything i should be looking for the charging portion of it and i think it comes with a starter but i want to make sure i can run multipal lights thanks again
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Old 04-25-2012, 08:55 PM   #3
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Default Re: 18 hp briggs in g22

if it is off a lawnmower most likey it is a vertical shaft motor. you need a harizontal shaft . as far as the clutch i am not sure
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It's horizontal guess I should have mentioned that
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Old 04-26-2012, 04:54 PM   #5
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Default Re: 18 hp briggs in g22

if it has a 1 inch shaft, and is horizontal you can use it.

There is a section in the front of this forum which detail the charging aspect of each of the v twin models.. meaning, if you look at the wires coming out from the motor, it can clue you in as to it's charging capabilities..

to use the 1 inch shaft you will need an adapter to use the stock clutch, or purchase a clutch that works on a 1 inch shaft.

The adapters are available at CPP.
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Old 04-26-2012, 06:51 PM   #6
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so it doesent mater if it came off a mower or genarator as long as its horizontal do all of them have some sort of charging on them? and if it only has a pull start do they all except a eltrick start if i bought a starter for it thanks for the info just dont want to spend 600 dollars on a used motor and find out somthing stupid is gonna hold me back
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Old 04-27-2012, 06:20 AM   #7
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so it doesent mater if it came off a mower or genarator as long as its horizontal do all of them have some sort of charging on them? and if it only has a pull start do they all except a eltrick start if i bought a starter for it thanks for the info just dont want to spend 600 dollars on a used motor and find out somthing stupid is gonna hold me back
No,,

It DOES matter where it came from..

It has to be a 1 inch horizontal shaft. Some gen sets can be used, but that is another topic, those shafts have to be able to be machined to 1 inch or the stock taper, and if there isn't enough metal it cant work.

If you are going to spend 6 bills, you might want to slow down and review this carefully, because somehow you aren't reading what I wrote.. there ARE LOTS OF topics about these engines, and you need the info.

"f it has a 1 inch shaft, and is horizontal you can use it.

There is a section in the front of this forum which detail the charging aspect of each of the v twin models.. meaning, if you look at the wires coming out from the motor, it can clue you in as to it's charging capabilities.."

If you examine a Briggs and Stratton V twin, they all have wires coming FROM the engine, they come out from under the flywheel. They color code these wires so you can easily tell what that particular model has.. some have nothing, some have a 10 amp alternator, some have this, some have that.

Most of them can have a stock Briggs starter added, but not all. You have to look at the flywheel and the engine to see..

Some people have used the stock golf cart starter to crank their engines..

First thing is , your motor you want to buy has to be a horizontal shaft, it has to turn COUNTER CLOCKWISE for most carts, and it has to be *with almost no exceptions* a ONE INCH shaft so an adapter can be used, *very important* , or a aftermarket clutch that will fit the ONE INCH SHAFT.

Hope this helps.

If you can show a picture *detailed* of your cart also, you would get better feedback I bet.. Good luck..
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