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Old 03-26-2022, 09:42 PM
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Is there somewhere I can find a part number for the throttle link return spring for my Cub Cadet and KT17?
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Old 03-26-2022, 09:51 PM
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Yes you can. What is the Kohler "Spec" number for your KT-17 ??

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Yes you can. What is the Kohler "Spec" number for your KT-17 ??
Where would one find that number? On the side?
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Old 03-27-2022, 07:44 AM
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(A) The "spec" is located on the Engine Model/Serial tag. It is located on the top of the engine, near the Breather under the Carb. It is a five digit number starting with 24, ie: 24XXX.

(B) Either copy down or post a picture of the Model/Serial Tag of the tractor Chassis. That is located near the LH Foot Pedal.
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Old 03-27-2022, 10:43 AM
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I am learning so much about this thing. When my dad and I bought it, we put it in the shed, I ended up having a family, and never touched it for 15yrs. Machine started up right away after jumping it. Shocked really.

I have learned that this is an International Harvester version, not MTD, as well as it appears that I have a Series I KT17. Good news is that my yard is flat!

The oil plug I read means something. Just curious what your thoughts are.

Also, it appears that the original owner added a performance intake, as he drilled a hole in the air filter cap and filter metal piece!
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It would appear that my tractor: 689547, is one of the last 5000 of the 29,427 built.

First 782: 665001
Last 782: 694428

Everything about this tractor makes me believe that this engine is a Series 1. But I should probably dig in a bit to see what I can see on the Kohler side of things. Perhaps this was an engine replacement.
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From the Engine Serial Number, it appears that the 110 means that it was made in 1981.

From the lack of oil plate block off, and no tapped pressure spot on the block, it appears to be a Series I for sure.
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Keep the oil clean, and give it time to warm up before you rev it up, and it will last a normal life.
When it dies, replace it with a Magnum or at least a series II.
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Back to the original question, can anyone assist in helping me find the throttle spring for the Kohler?
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Back to the original question, can anyone assist in helping me find the throttle spring for the Kohler?
The word "spring" is a pretty broad term in the fact that the parts diagram shows four of them.
Are you asking which one is it that you need, or are you asking where you can obtain one?
If so, which one?
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