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Old 04-20-2023, 05:28 PM
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I am going to freshen up a KT-17 Series II.

I am looking at Gasket Sets. I am seeing prices from $17.00 to the OEM of $140.00.

What is your experience? Something of good value ?? Something to stay away from ??

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When I rebuilt my K241, gaskets were pretty much the only parts I didn’t go OEM on. I bought a kit from iSaveTractors. Worked/works great.
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I have purchased from this guy (bakt4kids) on eBay and never had any problems.

https://www.ebay.com/str/themansonestopshop

https://www.ebay.com/itm/38056893563...UAAMXQDjhQ7ESk
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I would stick with OEM head gaskets at the very least. They have a fire ring. With the other gaskets, you can get away with aftermarket.
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I would stick with OEM head gaskets at the very least. They have a fire ring. With the other gaskets, you can get away with aftermarket.
Good point, I didn’t mention that I did buy an OEM head gasket for that very reason.
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