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Old 09-06-2012, 11:06 PM
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I'm most likely going to pick up another 123 hydro lift as a parts/winter tractor. It's in a "neglected" state. I know it needs a motor/gen and a carb. I've replaced a motor/gen on my other 123 and have part #'s for that alread. I can't make heads or tails of all the carb info, though. It's a K301AS spec 4759B and i've looked at a few carb's and it looks like the kohler part # would be 47 853 21-S. Looking at the spec sheet I see a K301-4759 works for that carb. Is there much a difference? Would that carb work? Any help would be appreciated.
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Old 09-07-2012, 06:38 AM
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Look for a used #26 Kohler/Carter carb.
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Look for a used #26 Kohler/Carter carb.
I have a few used ones in various degrees of missing parts. I"m looking for a NEW one for this tractor so I get it running now then I can mess with all the other parts I have to rebuild one or two of them in my spare time.
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kohler# 47 853 23-S list price $201.94
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kohler# 47 853 23-S list price $201.94
There are part #'s 20-S thru 30-S. All are similar pricing but I know a guy who can get it for about $100. Just need to know the proper part #.
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You can't really buy a new equivalent carb anymore. My guess is if you buy one of those, you'll either get a Walbro non-adjustable POS, or some terrible-quality reproduction of the original carb.

It takes perhaps a couple of hours to rebuild a carb if you have all the parts...either find the parts you are missing or buy a complete carb and rebuild it. Buying a new one doesn't really make any sense at all.
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