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Old 11-28-2010, 12:00 PM
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I have a couple pictures of a kohler engine. They are not the best, but by looking at the head I am thinking it may be a 16hp. Can you guys help me out alittle. I might be wanting to purchase this, if it is. I can't get any other pictures at the moment. So do you guys think it looks like 16hp ?
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Old 11-28-2010, 12:17 PM
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I think I can see 10 head bolts on there, which would mean it's a 16 hp. That's an interesting generator it's connected to.
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I was pretty sure it was. The head bolt holding the tank on is throwing me of though. But if it were a 10-12-14 the head bolt on that end would be between the 2 that are there, I think. The 10-12-14 only have one bolt on that side side of the jug and it is in the center. If i am thinking right.

it must be a 16. Now I just need to make sure it is a narrow base block. The guy says it is from a service truck, and they used it to jump start things. I am guessing bigger trucks and equipment.
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I went and looked at it. I do believe it is a 16hp, but it is a wide base block. It is on epay, listed under Kohler engine. If anyone else can use it, the starting bid is $100.
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