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07-09-2020, 10:29 AM
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Need advise for Kohler SV600 crankcase.
Hello,
My crankcase had a crack, so I bought a used one. All numbers match on both cases. There is one issue that I found, and I've searched online for a fix, but came up with nothing. On my cracked case....on the bottom left hand side there is a pin which had an arm that hooks to the bottom of the balancer. The case that I bought has no pin. I can't figure out how to remove that pin and transfer it to the new case. If it's part of the case cast...what do I do about attaching that arm? Like I said all numbers match on both cases. Any advise would be greatly appreciated. 
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07-09-2020, 12:11 PM
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First,
you don't say what you are working on. So go to the top of the page where it says "cub cadet parts and service look up" and fill in the info they ask for. Then look in the engine section where the crankcase is and see if they list the hollow dowel pin yer salvage engine is missing. Also it is possible the salvage engine model you got didn't require balance gears, or it was used in a horizontal or vertical if they do that with that engine,so it didn't get the pin?? It is advisable that you look to see if it is a finished hole or just a place for a casting core pin, and didn't get the finishing operation. That would require you to drill a precision hole on the mill for the new locating pin, and press it in, as it is going to be a tight fit or it would fall out during operation, and cause catastrophic damage to the innerds of the engine. 
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#3
07-09-2020, 01:13 PM
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George:
It maybe a LTX1045 with a Kohler Courage SV600-3225.
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07-09-2020, 02:14 PM
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It shows up on parts blowup but no reference to a number, guessing it comes with the block. That said, if it were mine, and it appears the hole is drilled and not a cast hole,I would carefully weaken the boss with a cut off wheel in the junk block and split it revealing the hollow dowel pin, then press it in the replacement block. I'm assuming the seller of the replacement block used/new?? is not going to refund your $$$$----- ----- they should if it is not usable as sold, but we don't know the circumstances of your purchase.I would be careful as not to crush the hollow dowel with say vice grips or something similar as it appears to be a critical fit
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