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Old 10-21-2014, 09:18 AM
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so i finally got a computer. tried to download service manual. it wouldn't let me said the file was broken ? or is it just my computer ? the one I tried to download was for the kohler k series engine
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From where...???
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from this site sorry I didn't mention that part
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IF.....you are referring to: Manual - Kohler K Series Service Manual

I just downloaded it with NO problems.
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ok thanks maybe I did something wrong then.
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Not only you possum I can't down load it from my confuser either.
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ok thanks maybe I did something wrong then.
Normally if you were to just click on the link for the manual it should render that file in your web browser. Lately with the newer versions of Internet Explorer they rely on Browser add-ins to allow this to happen. Sometimes they work normally other times they don't. For this particular instance if you put your mouse cursor over the link on the page that has the manual link on it, you will notice in the information bar at the bottom of the page you should see http://www.kohlerengines.com/onlinec...df/tp_2379.pdf. This is the full path to the download you seek...a simple way around this would be to Right Click on the link and from the side menu choose Save Target As. When you click on this you will see another window which will have the file name (tp_2379.pdf) just click save and you should now have the file downloaded! Other Browsers like Chrome, Firefox, all work in a similar fashion, but as of late IE is one that is pitching the most fits.

There is a multitude of other issues that would keep you from downloading something, too numerous to mention, but for what its worth try the right click thing I mentioned above.
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thank you but sadly the boss told me I gotta sell the cub.so its now for sale.
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thank you but sadly the boss told me I gotta sell the cub.so its now for sale.
Oh gee that is a bummer!!! Sorry to hear that!
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its ok it was fun while it lasted. she told me I can have another one.but newer.dont want me out on one that old. cause it has no safetys and gotta tinker on it.said I got enough projects.
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