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Ok Guys don't beat me up too bad here lol.I just finished an overhaul on my K301 for my 122 cub.I did it on the cheap I rehoned the cylinder which was in really good condition to start with replaced the rings and new connecting rod.Put everything back together and it runs great no smoke or knocks.Now I know you always run a risk not doing a complete rebuild but for now it seems to be doing great.I'm just hopeing this will last till I can scrape up some money for a total rebuild.
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60 lashes with a wet noodle!
I Don’t see anything wrong with what you did, if you did things correctly you can expect at least another 30 minutes out of it-- er 30 years. Seriously, it is better than it was, no question and you can feel proud you accomplished something!! Enjoy it. |
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You did exactly what my local cub dealer said they used to do. If all looked good, hone it, new rings and a rod. He said there are still motors out there running that they did like that back in the early 90's. You may not have to do a complete rebuild.
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Thanks Ol'George and DX3 I checked everything according to the Kohler manual and the cylinder walls and the crank journal all were within speck I also checked the end ring gap it was all to speck and everything else looked good....the cam lobes, crankshaft end play so I figured it should be ok.It runs great now but time will tell if I missed anything or not.
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