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Old 06-17-2009, 06:33 PM
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How's it going guys!!!

Well guys, here it is. The newly overhauled K181 Kohler engine.Now that I have the engine, now it's time to start putting the rest of it back onto the engine. I should have it done by tonight or so. I'll probably shoot a vid of the first fire up of the engine. But we'll see how everything goes. By the way, a big "Thank You" goes to my good buddy Vince for getting this engine ready for me. "Thanks Vince!!!" Well take care everyone!!!!






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Looks great Matt! Looking forward to your first start vid.
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Cub61,
I've been waiting on your engine too. I kept checking and looking thinking I was missing something. Glad you got it.
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That GREAT to see Matt!!!! I've also been waiting.


Now hurry up and get it in so I can watch more vids!!! :biggrin2.gif:
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Will do guys!!!! And thank you very much for the compliments and your support. I really do appreciate it. Well guys, I'm heading out to the shop. Talk to you guys later!!!! Take care everyone!!!!
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Hey Diz!!!! How's it going good buddy!!!!

Hate to say it, but we're not even close to being finished. We had a minor set back. I'm lacking the correct Blower Housing that goes onto the 8hp Kohler engine. But I've already talk to Vince about it, and he's going to send me the part that I need. But all in all, we're still in good shape. I'll keep you guys posted on our progress. Take care good buddy!!!!
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Hey how's it going everyone!!!!

Well we've got the engine installed onto the OL' Girl, but we're still lacking two parts to complete it before we can fire her up, which is the Fly Wheel and Blower Housing. Thankfully both parts are on there way and should be receiving them some time during the week. Once both parts arrive and are installed, we'll be ready to fire her up for the very first time. I'm pretty excited about this!!! I can't wait to be back behind the wheel of the OL' Girl!!!! I went ahead and took a few pics of the OL' Girl with the new engine installed. Hope you guys like them??? Well have a great night everyone and as always, I'll keep you guys posted on our progress. Take care everyone.










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