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Default Older Troy Bilt Horse update and advice needed.

I have a 1981 Troy bilt Horse tiller. It is model number:
HH60-105116Hser23230. I had posted before about it breaking a rod.
Someone here suggested just getting a honda engine to replace it and I
would be happier.

I have found alot of engiens with the same shaft size but I dont think
any with the same bolt pattern. Can anyoen tell me if this is
necessary and is there a way around that?

I found a few Honda 5 horse engiens he
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=380083387936

I appreciate any help!
 
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