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08-03-2010, 11:15 AM
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Point push rod
Does anyone know the correct length for the point push rod on a 10 and 12 hp 301's? Do not know if they are the same or different between the two different motors. Thanks in advance Kelly
OK after a little digging I see they have the same pt# so anyone know the length? 
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08-03-2010, 07:24 PM
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Ive got a new one out in the shop I could measure for ya that is for a kohler 301, but why do you want a measure it?If your thinking of making one be careful what you make it out of because you wouldnt want to wear what makes it push out.I think I only gave 6 bucks for mine new.Let me know and I'll measure it...Randy
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08-03-2010, 09:01 PM
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Well Randy I would like a measurement to see if mine is worn or not. It is a 25 mile trip to the nearest Cub dealer and really don't want to make the trip for no reason. I am having a difficult time setting the timing. It is a measurement that would be nice to have in the notebook. Thanks Kelly
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08-03-2010, 09:46 PM
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Enough said....I went out and measured mine...My micrometer is broke and havent bought a new one yet...But I did measure it and its a 1 9/16 exactly on my metal ruler.The push rod I have was new out of the package when I measured it...Have you tried timing with ohm meter thats how I do thanks to some of the other guys here telling me how it gets it much closer and runs better...Hope this helps Randy
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08-03-2010, 11:39 PM
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Randy the problem I am having with either method is the points will not open far enough to get in the correct timing setting. Leads me to believe the push rod is worn out of spec. Thanks again will check in the morning and see how worn it is.
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