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07-05-2021, 02:57 PM
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oooo boy
will geo. i bet it tasted like chit hahaha
i can only add one thing to this..... and TRUST ME I LEARNED.... CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN HOT SOAP WATER AFTER U GET PARTS BACK and the new rod and piston rings . i used p oil after washing as it was goin to set a few days. it will rust up fast.. or use motor oil and dont be scared. bath it good. CLEAN IT AGAIN.... once you cleaned it DO IT AGAIN..... clean the crank clean the rod and piston and rings. clean the block.. do the valves also... have the shop check the guides... lap the valves .. you dont have the tool.. will goto napa they have it.. remember even tho u might use it once. its good to have a tool not need it again to not having it and needing it.. once that is all done CLEAN IT AGAIN.... not sure i said this but CLEAN IT ... yeah people be like omg this guy is nuts.. i toss this out there.. many people have used them.. they sell the whole kit for these motors. everything but the crank ..comes with valves . crank bearings rod piston of your choice on both. gaskets points plug i think. heck even comes with a carb i think .. some will say get the real kohler. i would say yes to that if you were goin to use it hardcore mowing tilling so on.. but if its a yard wagon puller.. the kits are fine.. the guy who did my machining of block. builds pulling motors. he said for the avg home user the kit norm sells is fine.. i save tractors. norm is a cool kid and he supports his homestead and family form his biz.. hint.. no mater what u get kohler or aftermarket stuff.. if the shop wants to punch the hole before they get piston and rod. walk away and find a new shop.. no shop should punch the hole till they have the piston and rod in hand. but they will tell you to get.. 10 - 20 - 30 over and 10 - 20 under on crank once they mic it. if i remember right... last year it cost me around 750 for total rebuild. thats all in .. 
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