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Old 11-12-2018, 11:49 AM
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Where would you look for a voltage regulator and coil for 100?
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Where would you look for a voltage regulator and coil for 100?
I like DB electric for that stuff..
They have the VR and the coil. They offer a Kohler new coil and an after market but the Kohler is only like 2$ more

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Thanks for the info. Can someone please tell me what the "button" is for on the points cover? Thanks
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Thanks for the info. Can someone please tell me what the "button" is for on the points cover? Thanks

Well on the smaller kohler single cylinders, it is a "stop" button.
(It grounds the points with a magneto ignition system)
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In one of the above replies it is suggested that I put oil down the spark plug hole.
What type of oil would one use? Thanks
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In one of the above replies it is suggested that I put oil down the spark plug hole.
What type of oil would one use? Thanks
The spark plug hole is actually over the valves on that engine. Not the cylinder. Rather then putting oil in the plug hole I like to check that the valves are free. You can do this from the side of the engine by taking off the valve cover. Then rotate the engine to make sure the valves are free.
PS. When you have it apart its a good time to clean the breather. Just make sure you note the orientation of the parts you take out so they go back in the same way.. Its really pretty simple tho.
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Thanks for the reply and the diagram. I'll give it a try.
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So I brought the 100 home from the farm today. Plans are to drain fuel system, replace carb, etc. Questions...Does the glass bowl unscrew from the top plate?
Does the whole "bowl" mechanism unscrew from the fuel tank. Figure I best ask so as not to screw something up.
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So your sediment bowl should resemble this one.. The glass bowl is held on by pressure only from clasp and bottom screw. The assembly does thread into tank.
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