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Old 10-04-2011, 10:53 AM
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I am located near Greensboro NC. I need a crank turned on a K301, have not found any that either can or will. If any one knows of a shop in the triad area please help.
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Old 10-05-2011, 10:59 AM
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I am located near Greensboro NC. I need a crank turned on a K301, have not found any that either can or will. If any one knows of a shop in the triad area please help.
I know of a great place here in Statesville, NC They rebuilt my K301AQS on my 1200 this past spring. Great work and they have one guy that does all of the Kohlers and he's been doing them for 20+ years now. They are very well priced as well. PM me and I'll get you their contact info.
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Old 04-16-2012, 12:21 PM
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I appreciate your help, sorry it took so long to get back with you. I bought a crank for mine in Jan. Not damaged at all, mics at original spec. Now if I can just get it put back together, early spring has gotten me outside working earlier, soccer season , garden, etc. Hey, at least the 149 still runs good after a carb rebuild and v/r that works. need blades for the 48" deck, which part number blades do I really need.
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I appreciate your help, sorry it took so long to get back with you. I bought a crank for mine in Jan. Not damaged at all, mics at original spec. Now if I can just get it put back together, early spring has gotten me outside working earlier, soccer season , garden, etc. Hey, at least the 149 still runs good after a carb rebuild and v/r that works. need blades for the 48" deck, which part number blades do I really need.
No worries! I was wondering what happened to ya! Good to see ya back!
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