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Old 10-05-2013, 02:52 PM
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Default 2086 odd brass dowel-collar???
I tore down my Cub Cadet 2086 with Kawasaki 20hp motor, replacing gaskets and such. It seems a brass dowel or collar fell out somewhere and I cant find any place that it would go. I've looked at motor diagrams to no avail. All the other dowels or collars are made of regular metal but this is brass It's giving me major headaches. I can't find anywhere this should go.
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how about a pic.......
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anybody know where this BRASS collar or dowel goes?seems like it fell out from somewhere when i took the crankcase cover off but i didnt notice from where it happenned so fast...the crankcase has 2 collars or dowels in it but they are steel and this is brass ...the other ones are steel and dont seem to be missing one anywhere...diagrams have been no help...
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Do you have a service manual for this engine? It would seem like that should show it.
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no have been looking at diagrams on partstree ...cant find anywhere that this would fit ..the block has 2...cylinders have 2 each...nothing seems to be missing
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Just my nonprofessional opinion I would buy a service manual.
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