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Old 08-07-2014, 05:22 PM
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how much oil does the 10 horse hold?
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Same amount as a 12, 14 and 16.

Come on Olds, you know what I'm gonna say........
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10 holds 1/2 qt less than the 12-16. you guys are really disappointing me
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10 holds 1/2 qt less than the 12-16. you guys are really disappointing me
What? 7 and 8 holds 1/2 pint less than the other 4...... That's correct isn't it?
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10 has the flat pan, takes 1 qt. 12-16 have the hump for the longer stroke they take 1.5 . if they had the wide base pan (not a cub pan ) they would all take 2 qts
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what? 7 and 8 holds 1/2 pint less than the other 4...... That's correct isn't it?
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sorry, couldn't pass that up
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I read my fm...

This Kohler manual has an asterisk.... meaning the footnote says "Capacity varies from 1 to 1 3/4 quarts" for the K241A, K301A, K321A and the K341A.

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I did. They ALL say 3pts. Every one of the books does, except the Kohler manual. Which says 2qts for the regular K241, and 1qt (+/- 1-1.75qts) for the K241A. All operator manuals for every series of tractor with a "K" series motor says 3pts.

I'm disappointed in me too...... But, I didn't remember them being different, and apparently the books are all wrong.

I'm not gonna lie, I usually just dump a quart in, and check it. If it needs more, add it, if not.... golden. Oh well. Guess I can't every time.
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