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Old 11-10-2011, 06:23 PM
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I've done a search and can't find what I want I know it's been covered but I can't find it.I need the information,part numbers etc. to repair the throttle shaft holes in the carb.My throttle shaft has some wobble and I want to do the bushing fix on it.Thanks
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Old 11-10-2011, 06:28 PM
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Old 11-10-2011, 10:49 PM
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Called a friend and he sent me a custom made bushing for the 147 carb shaft.
I believe the dimensions were .250 I.D. .4375 O.D and about .100 thick. Made of a brass material. Worked great!
I made a mistake and did not allow the butter fly plate to re-seat when I tightened the screws and had to take the carb back off and loosen the screws and allow the plat to get into the fully closed position then re tighten the screws.
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I get mine from Chris Westfall, he's a sponsor here. They are from Kohler work great, and when you put the screws back in the choke butterfly, I'd use a dab of blue lock tight. You don't want them coming back out and into the intake!
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You can also use one of these Kohler Parts...
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Thank you all I thought I was looking for very specific repair bushings. I know someone posted with pictures on how to make this repair but I couldn't find that post.
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You can also use one of these...
What brand is this? I've gone to my local Fastenall store and they claim they can not locate either of these part numbers!Sponsors if you cary these shoot me a PM with price for a package of bushings and a dozen screws parts houses near me are a waste!
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Check for this part number. I picked them up at my Local Ace Hardware Store.

I used two for the shaft.





They also had the screws for the butterfly plate.
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You can also use one of these Kohler Parts...
I was just quoted $8.75 each for these bushings and another $9 for shipping!So far I have not found a store here in N.E. Ct. that carries any of these bushings nor wants to be bothered to order them!
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