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Old 11-02-2013, 02:53 PM
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Has anyone her ever dealt with Kustom Lawn and Garden parts in Ohio heres a Link http://shop.kustomlawnandgarden.com/main.sc
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Old 11-02-2013, 03:40 PM
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I've considered getting a short block from them.
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Old 11-12-2013, 04:58 PM
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I bought a complete K241 from them, bored .10 over, new piston and rod. It's been in my 108 all summer, runs great, very happy with it.
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I was curious,thought about going with them for an overhaul kit for my k301.
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I'm thinking about buying a complete K241 from them as well, for my 104 - any additional feedback on this shop?
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I have been considering buying a engine from them when I go to build my tilling machine. So far the reviews I have seen look pretty good.
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Here is another option
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I haven't got anything done on my k301 yet,saving up or least trying to with the way the economy is these days. I would love to send mine to Jonathan,just don't have the funds,want to do it myself. I know how to do it have the knowledge and always like an excuse to buy more tools! It will get done may be awhile.
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If I can help in any way, let me know. I would even be willing to get a block machined, and supply the parts and you put it all together. My goal with this program is to help guys without access to a shop, or the tools to do the "major" work. PM me if that is of any interest to you, and I can give you a quote.
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If I can help in any way, let me know. I would even be willing to get a block machined, and supply the parts and you put it all together. My goal with this program is to help guys without access to a shop, or the tools to do the "major" work. PM me if that is of any interest to you, and I can give you a quote.
I sent you an email earlier today
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