351447 20HP end bolt help

Repsol1k

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I’m doing a motor swap in an older Argo. Put in a Briggs and Stratton 20hp vanguard v-twin. 351447 1064 E1

The motor had a tapered shaft and was hooked up to a generator. I cannot find what end bolt size I need.

I have tried 5/16-18 and 5/16-24 both don’t thread correctly. Tried an M8-1.25 and no go.

Does anybody know what bolt size is needed?
 

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Should be 3/8"-24 (0.375-24 UNF) or at least that's what the 807778 crankshaft used. The newer 809842 crankshaft I don't have info on but it should be the same.
 

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Hello Repsol1k,

These shafts were designed specifically for generator application.

What is "an older Argo". I'm not familiar with that brand.

Did the old engine have a tapered shaft and the same diameter?

Just on a guess the thread will likely be a regular 3/8X24 thread.
 

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Hello Repsol1k,

These shafts were designed specifically for generator application.

What is "an older Argo". I'm not familiar with that brand.

Did the old engine have a tapered shaft and the same diameter?

Just on a guess the thread will likely be a regular 3/8X24 thread.
Hey, the shaft was tapered and I had a machine shop turn the shaft into a keyed 1 inch diameter for the clutch plate

1980 Argo 8x8 off road vehicle

Tried a 3/8x24 and it was to large
 

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Sorry the 807778 is straight PTO but that's what the IPL showed.

Apparently someone swapped crankshafts, here is a couple of the Taper shafts used in the 351400 series.
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