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Old 04-08-2024, 09:25 PM
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They bore then hone to size and that gives you the proper cross hatch to seat the new rings.
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Is this the govenor part with failing nylon that I need?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/130633578851
I think I’ll take the motor in for boring and all next week.
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Motor is still at shop being bored/honed/glazed, I bet they’re just putting it on the back burner. I bought a new OEM governor on Amazon for only $40.
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I was thinking about you and your project the other day wondering
where it was at. Hang in there. It frustrates the heck out
me depending on others to get a project worked through. It used to
be a lot simpler.
Hope it moves on soon for ya.

Ken
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The shop that’s boring needs to know the clearance of the piston to cylinder, anyone have that info?
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It is in the FSM in the technical section under kohler engines.
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What is FSM?
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They must not do very many small engines then If they can't readily come up with that info.
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FSM- Factory Service Manual
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