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Old 05-23-2020, 02:39 PM
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Default Kohler replacement carbs
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I need replacement carbs for K series

321 - KH 47 853 30
301 - KH 47 853 22

Which type of replacement carbs do you recommend that wont break the bank?
Do they all need adjustment or are they "plug and play" usually?
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Old 05-23-2020, 03:58 PM
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Depends. Do you want the Original Kohler (adjustable) Carburetor or the Walbro (fixed jet) ??

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Old 05-23-2020, 04:25 PM
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Adjustable Kohler. Unfortunately I cant afford new old stock kohler... so I guess I am wondering, is there any difference between the china stuff? Are there any USA manufactures for these parts?
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Old 05-23-2020, 04:29 PM
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Personally, I much prefer the "American made" items over anything Chinese.



But it is your tractor, your time, and your money. Do as you see fit.
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Me too, only ones I see are new old stock for upwards of 300 bucks.
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I'm with Roland on the Chinese stuff, but I have purchased them a few times for different equipment including cubs and for 15-20 bucks the 3 or 4 I've used have all worked well right out of the box with minor tweaking ! My preference is to rebuild my kohler's with kohler kits but sometimes it just doesn't work out !
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I have had mixed experiences. I bought 2 Chinese carbs for my tiller. It would not run correct. Broke down and bought a OEM from a small engine shop. Ran great after that. One of the Cubs, an 1872, I got from the Diesel Doctor has a Chinese carb and it runs perfect. So it is a crap shoot in my opinion.
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Old 05-24-2020, 09:47 AM
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Depends. Do you want the Original Kohler (adjustable) Carburetor or the Walbro (fixed jet) ??
Not familiar with the Walbro fixed yet carb.

My "off-shore" carb appears to have an adjustable jet -- are these 'exact' copies of the oem carbs?

For the OP, my carb ran great for 1½ years -- came with the tractor, but seems new. If I can fix the leak in my brass float It'll continue to be running great (see my other post)
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Old 05-24-2020, 10:39 AM
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Re-hab the one you have, that is unless it is corroded and beat up to the point of no return.

Not really a big deal to go through one of these you know.
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Re-hab the one you have, that is unless it is corroded and beat up to the point of no return.

Not really a big deal to go through one of these you know.
One is missing the other is damaged. I wished I could just buy the kits but thats not my issue.

So anyone have a recommendation on which ones to get?
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