Strange 1" engine shaft, how to put on a 3/4" clutch

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Doc Sprocket

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It's been said you can't weld. Good- I wouldn't want you to attempt to "build up" the shaft to 1". Guaranteed disaster.
Sell the engine for what you can. Check CL, the dump, and everywhere else for a fixer-upper frame and other parts, including a 3/4" shaft engine, say, 4-6.5 hp.
Strapping 8hp to a pile of 2x4's is begging God for death...
 

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Ok then. Wings it is.

Okayokay, so no wood. Yet no welding. Is it possible to buy angle iron and then just drill holes and connect with bolts? If so, what size angle iron should I get? 1"x1" 1/8" thick?
 

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Bolting is a bad alternative to welding.. But it would work. After all the extra hardware you could probably buy a cheap used welder.
 

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Guys look at the motor Anyone notice something off looking??????????????? it looks like it has a gear reduction mounted to the side of the motor i know my techumseh doesn't have that on the side or my briggs or honda infact im almost 100% positive thats what it is!! anyways kid don't use a wood frame not SAFE but does help support the Hospitals :p anyways if you need a frame i have one sitting here you can have im not sure where your at but its your if you want it i could ship but cost of it is up to you craigslist is better to find cheap frames Again im thinking you have a gear reduction box mounted to the motor if you need help let me know
 

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you know what my last post said i take it back after looking at the newer ones i guess they do look way different than the older enduros anyways sorry for false hope lol and my lack of knowledge on the techumseh motors but i do have a 6.0hp techumseh with a fresh rebuild i'd swap with you it has the 3/4 keyway also have a torque a verter setup for that motor
 

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thanks man. I live in Connecticut (not many go kart enthusiasts out here...no frames on craigslist or ebay). I actually just went to this mechanic who i kind of know. he actually gave me an engine for free...it's a 4hp briggs from like 1950. He said it worked like 5 years ago but now everything's rusted. today i took it apart, washed all the parts, lubricated them (with no knowledge of engines) . It should work okay....now is 4hp suitable for a wood frame?
 
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