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Old 07-03-2011, 02:43 AM
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Just to double check the 10hp kohler in a cub 108 is a K241 correct. Also are all k241 the same. I found a website with master overhaul kits really cheap but want to make sure.
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A K241 is correct, and as far as i know they are. Good luck on your rebuild!
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Old 07-03-2011, 12:05 PM
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I have a 107 hydrostat..with the Serial # K241A...guess that would be same as the k241...anyone know for sure
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There is a Kohler engine maunaul for download in the technical section in the library of this forum that takes a while to download, but well worth it for reference. I believe the first two numbers describe the bore of the engine and the last number describes the number of cylinders. The extra letters describe options for the engine that were included.....sorry, I forget what they mean, but I think the letters used were A, S, and Q, though I am not for sure. Well, anyway, download that file and it will be a good reference for you.

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Link to download your Kohler Service Manual:
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I have a 107 hydrostat..with the Serial # K241A...guess that would be same as the k241...anyone know for sure
The "A" stood for special oil pan. Not sure what was special about it though.
Anyone have a picture of the differences?
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Thanks guys. And thanks for the link. Very good info there.
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thanks for link...one question:...regarding the Mule Drive on the 107 kohler, my belt seems to keep breaking,,I have inspected the pulleys..nothing I can see..all edges are smooth..As I understand it,,two belts are available, 3/8 and 1/2..is this correct??...serial # on my engine:...3147790... Belt replacement...IH-490489r2...
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I think the "A" may have been for a deep sump in it, i think i have what all the codes stand for somewhere, ill have to look for it and post later today what they are if someone hasnt already.
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Ok here are the codes, A-special oil pan , Q-quiet model, S-Electric start. There are more but those are the only ones ive ever seen or heard of, if you have ?s on other ones i have the rest of them.
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