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Old 03-23-2015, 09:58 PM
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Default Some 1864 questions
Do the Kohler Commands in the 1864s run louder than the Kohler Mags in the 1812"s, etc ?
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Mine are about the same. Is your 1864 Louder?
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Old 03-24-2015, 12:43 AM
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My 1864 seems a bit more loud. At idle is more rough than my 1812
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The power pulses in the Command are uneven. You can count when each cylinder fires. Not so with the Magnum as it is smoother and even.

Totally different exhaust note but I don't know if one is louder than the other.
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The power pulses in the Command are uneven. You can count when each cylinder fires. Not so with the Magnum as it is smoother and even.

Totally different exhaust note but I don't know if one is louder than the other.
ok now I understand. thank you
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where can I find a service manual for the kohler command 18 engines? thanks in advance
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where can I find a service manual for the kohler command 18 engines? thanks in advance
Try Kohler engines, if you can't find it send me your e-mail address and I'll send it to you.
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I wonder if the baffles in your command muffler could be broken. Definitely different at idle as said above, but at WOT I kind of think the command is a bit quieter than a magnum.
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I like the sound of the CH's they sound like a Harley.
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Sam, do you run a 54" deck on your Harley or just a 48" mulching deck? Ag tires?
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