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Old 12-31-2014, 09:38 AM
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Hey guys, I hate to ask, but I'm going to do it anyways: What cam is this?

I know it's out of a Kohler and overall dimensions are identical to the K241-341. Except the lobes are different with a flatter profile on the top and potentially a different rise. Other than some storage rash and surface rust, it appears to be unused.

Why didn't Kohler number these?

Referencing the earlier post on "K301 Camshaft", it may be from a pump or generator engine. Just looking for some confirmation.

Thanks.
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Old 12-31-2014, 10:24 AM
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Referencing the earlier post on "K301 Camshaft", it may be from a pump or generator engine. Just looking for some confirmation.

Thanks.
You already have the answer. No need to confirm something that dvogtvpe said. You won't find anyone who knows more about the K series.

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I was simply looking for confirmation as this cam doesn't have a stripe as described in the other post. Picture was handy so I thought it was worth posting on it's own.
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I was simply looking for confirmation as this cam doesn't have a stripe as described in the other post. Picture was handy so I thought it was worth posting on it's own.
That is the "stripe" the other cams just have a green one.
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