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Old 12-02-2012, 02:49 AM
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I have a kt17 series one here that I need a oil seal for (PTO side) but my local kohler dealer wants the spec number for the engine...but I can't for the life of me find it. From the kohler manual I have it says it should be located under the coil... One problem is there dosnt look to be any.sticker or anything... Does anyone have a part number for this for me or a good link for one. It's been leaking for quite.awhile and its time to.get it fixed. Thanks for any information guys I appreciate it.
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The spec number for a Cub Cadet KT-17 Series 1 is 24193.
The part number for the seal is X-583-5-S.
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Old 12-02-2012, 10:03 AM
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Make sure you get the correct one.
they make 2.
the series 1 seal is just a tad smaller than series 2/magnum where the shaft to goes through.
Had a series 1 that a fellow stuffed two seals in there to stop the leak,
yep they were the bigger ones and it still leaked, But I gave him an "A" for trying !!
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Make sure you get the correct one.
You may be thinking of the front seal. I think the rear seal(PTO side) is the same on both series.
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Thanks guys.thats the info I needed. Now I can get stuff ordered and get this beast hack together
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You may be thinking of the front seal. I think the rear seal(PTO side) is the same on both series.
I was, my mistake
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