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Kohler M18 Carburetor
Has anyone had a good or bad experience with replacement carburetors? I am looking online and have a hard time believing that any carb under $50 can be good.
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I've used one of them on my 1989 1050 with the Kohler Magnum 10. The original carb was a Walbro fixed jet. It had wear on the main throttle shaft, so the engine would have a lean misfire at high speed. The new fully adjustable carb completely fixed the misfire, and does the job quite well.
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Thanks for the feedback. Any specific brand/distributor?
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Personally, I would stay away from the cheap Chinese knock offs. I would tend to buy a Kohler Adjustable Carb, followed by a Walbro Adjustable Carb.
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I picked up a 1711 with a destroyed carb and purchased one of those pos $16 carbs off of Ebay. It actually ran great but I sold it soon after so I don't know how long they hold up.
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I will look into see where I can purchase OEM. Has anyone worked with iSaveTractors (https://isavetractors.com/)? They sell an adjustable replacement for $70.
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Those are not oem, same 15.00 carb just they change the shoke and throttle shafts to
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I think I had to remove the old choke shaft and plate and install in the new carb. Unless you wanna spend probably $100+ on a used one go for the Chinese special for $20. Can’t even get a 30 pack of Bush Light for that.:biggrin2:
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