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  • ARGOJIM
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    Originally posted by MIteyMT View Post
    Well, the Bando is all fixed up, and should be going in the magnum in a week or so. I will see if I can get the argo man to send a pic or two. He is concerned my clutch is gonna be a bit too weak for all that power, just because we drilled the keyway in, and then shaped a piece of keystock. So the key is shaped like a slice of bread sort of. We are both concerned that we are gonna need a real keyed clutch. So, please chime in if you have a good idea about a clutch for a bando, or if you have one, got to be keyed!!! It's always something
    Vangaurd, 2, Bigfoot clutch.

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  • msafi65
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    I didn't realize this block had the same exhaust spacing as the 18 horsepower ones. It didn't have a lot of bottom end but really ran up top.

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  • Nubs
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    Originally posted by MIteyMT View Post
    Hello,
    I am getting a Bandolero repaired, and I am going to put it in my argo, I was wondering if anyone had done this, and if you had any tips. I am pretty excited about it



    Was just diggin' through old threads and i see stock rods & valves in that Bandolero block, the few I had here were the same way. pistons, cam, valve springs and two barrel carb.

    Not alot of money to make some power, pretty much a do it yourself project

    Just sayin

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  • MIteyMT
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    Well, the Bando is all fixed up, and should be going in the magnum in a week or so. I will see if I can get the argo man to send a pic or two. He is concerned my clutch is gonna be a bit too weak for all that power, just because we drilled the keyway in, and then shaped a piece of keystock. So the key is shaped like a slice of bread sort of. We are both concerned that we are gonna need a real keyed clutch. So, please chime in if you have a good idea about a clutch for a bando, or if you have one, got to be keyed!!! It's always something

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  • MIteyMT
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    Roger in the mount holes. I will probably look at slotting them, then , so that I can adjust the belt accordingly. The clutch is indeed threaded, but I machined a keyway into last time I put an engine in. Does anyone have a clutch that is keyed for that type, is that an item I even can buy new? I suppose I should post that in the other forums. Anyway, I could not be more excited about my bandolero!

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  • eightwheeler
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    oh ok thanks Mike, i learned something new today lol i thought the pics looked like a typical Vanguard lol

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  • Mike
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    The bandolero is just a modified Briggs 20hp motor that makes about 28-29 HP. It is made by 600 racing in Harrisburg, NC to power their bandolero race cars which are basically smaller Legends style cars.

    I'm not sure if the mounting holes would be the same as the Kohler but I doubt it.

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  • eightwheeler
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    Just wondering what a bandolero is? mount holes will be different belt will be different clutch is 50/50 cause Magnums had engine shafts with either threaded or keyed shafts no real way to tell other than getting the clutch off

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  • MIteyMT
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    Well, it's an argo magnum, it's got an 18hp Kohler magnum (still factory). I am not savvy on small engine interchange, and I was wondering if anyone knew if I could bolt to the same holes, use the same belt, etc, off the top of their head. I am pretty excited about this engine, I will be needing a piston and cylinder head for a bandolero if I can't find one in Alaska.

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  • Mike
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    What motor do you currently have? If it is a briggs then you shouldn't have to make any modifications.

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  • MIteyMT
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    Busted bandolero into argo magnum

    Hello,
    I am getting a Bandolero repaired, and I am going to put it in my argo, I was wondering if anyone had done this, and if you had any tips. I am pretty excited about it



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