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Old 12-31-2014, 04:01 PM
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My guess is Don, Merk and Jon would not approve of these rebuild techniques

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cho7bg8s8Aw
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I have no words for that
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I don't have the wherewithal to watch any more of his videos.

At 20 seconds he calls it a crescent wrench....

Maybe he didn't know he was looking at the exhaust valve through the plug hole and not the piston.
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Did you not watch how he disassembled the engine?
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Did you not watch how he disassembled the engine?
Yes. Unfortunately I did. Finally left him a nice comment on Youtube too.
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reminds me of a guy that broke a carrier in a gear drive. used a torch to cut the old carrier out then calls me up asking how he is supposed to get the new one in.
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Just went back and read your post, you got a few others to also post. Too funny.
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I watch some of his other so called rebuilds. Best way to put is How not to rebuild a Kohler. Hopefully no one follows the way he is doing something.
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I watch some of his other so called rebuilds. Best way to put is How not to rebuild a Kohler. Hopefully no one follows the way he is doing something.
I agree and it's done.
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Maybe I could sell him a good micrometer.

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