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Old 01-06-2015, 11:24 PM
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Default NOS Kohler K321- Winston Salem, NC
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Too bad it is foe a john deer......
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id be concerned it wasnt stored properly and the internals are covered in rust.
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Too bad it is foe a john deer......
How ya know? Spec number?

I'm still a little ignorant and just curious.
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Too bad it is foe a john deer......
Spec #'s show it's for a Toro.
Crank is too short to be for a Deere....
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How ya know? Spec number?

I'm still a little ignorant and just curious.
Yes, the spec #'s tell application. But you know it's not a cub block because it's got the wrong base and the crank is too short.
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Spec #'s show it's for a Toro.
YUP....it's for a Toro.........
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Spec #'s show it's for a Toro.
Crank is too short to be for a Deere....
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Yes, the spec #'s tell application. But you know it's not a cub block because it's got the wrong base and the crank is too short.
Just a guess guys, but it obviously it won't work for a cub.
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Yeah I saw it didn't look like the K321 on my 1450 but I'm not familiar with others like the 149 so I thought it might fit. Bummer.
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Reminds me of the time I told my wife her base/bottom was too big, so she said "deere" your crank is just too short.
and that is when the fight started Ha,LOL!
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Reminds me of the time I told my wife her base/bottom was too big, so she said "deere" your crank is just too short.
and that is when the fight started Ha,LOL!
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