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Old 10-16-2025, 12:50 PM
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Hello all, I have a 22hp command pro with a big hole in block.
MOD# CV22S. Funny thing is it still ran beautifully, except
it runs out of oil real fast.
Not sure where I am going with this but thought if I could find
a donor I would think about replacing it.
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Hey Sam , Is the block "exactly" the same for a Vertical or Horizontal Kohler
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CV is a vertical engine. I'm pretty sure a CH block will not work. There should be a few of throw away mowers using a CV that would probably be cheaper than a Cub.
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