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Old 04-18-2011, 10:56 PM
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Thanks Duke! Can always count on you to give me a jab! It's okay....I have thick skin.

Ok.....so where is the best place to find out info on my kohler motor in my 782? I need to start searching for gasket kits and carb kits.....where can I source a reliable list of part numbers so I can see what the sponsors have? I cleaned enough crud off the tag tonight to get the spec and serial number. Any input here?



I am sure you guys who rebuild these all the time can likely rime off all the numbers I need to order eh?
I'm glad I could get a jab or two in. How's the wife liking the 782?
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Yes, he is a walking source of pure knowledge! But I did find the parts manual finally off a kohler website. Was just about ready to lose it though, wouldn't let me down load the pdf file at first. DUH! Not sure what I was doing. Anyway. Have it and the service manual to print now. That's a good start. Then I can go shop'n to see who has the best price! Thanks for the help so far - I am sure I will be back to ask more questions. I know one thing for sure....going to get some engine cleaner out and get to work on that thing before I dive into it replacing gaskets. Its a mess!
You may want to watch what you use to clean around that spec tag.... I lost the print on my K301 because some carb cleaner got too close and erased the writing!
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The wife doesn't know about it as far as I know Duke!




I just used my thumb to clean it off. Good point though! Thanks for the info on that one. I am thinking when the time comes I will just scrape off a bunch of the crap then likely use a spray can of engine shampoo to clean it up on the outside the best I can before taking off the carb and exhaust, don't need stuff falling in where it doesn't belong.

I think that will be my job tomorrow, check out what parts I need for it and get them ordered.
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