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Old 03-13-2018, 02:22 PM
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Does anyone know of any good close-up photos of the sediment bowl setup? There are plenty of the bowl itself but none of related fuel system parts like elbows or other things I probably need to make it work. I need to figure out what associated metal parts I'll need. A parts diagram would work too but a real life picture would be nice. Thank you!
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Just use a rubber fuel hose. No need for the metal line.
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Just use a rubber fuel hose. No need for the metal line.
Thank you J-Mech! Is there also a part between the tank and the bowl?
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Thank you J-Mech! Is there also a part between the tank and the bowl?
The tank has 1/8 NPT threads (female) and the bowl has 1/8 NPT threads (male), nothing in between. However if you use rubber hose you will a 1/8 NPT hose fitting for the bowl and the carb.
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Does anyone know of any good close-up photos of the sediment bowl setup? There are plenty of the bowl itself but none of related fuel system parts like elbows or other things I probably need to make it work. I need to figure out what associated metal parts I'll need. A parts diagram would work too but a real life picture would be nice. Thank you!
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Can someone date this engine for me?
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From the Kohler service manual it shows 1988.
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