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Old 08-10-2010, 09:43 AM
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K321. Spec.# 60166A. Can anyone tell me what the ACR lift is for this engine? With this engine while trying to start comes up on compression it will stop for a moment, belt slips on the S/G and thens turns the engine over. This is with a 1000 amp battery hooked to it. I have contacted Kohler to no avial. Thank you for your time. Don B.
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Old 08-10-2010, 09:49 AM
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Is the belt tight, in good condition, and are the ground connections clean? If a 1000 CCA batter can't spin it over, you have some other problem...

And what model tractor is this?
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Old 08-10-2010, 10:23 AM
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Might try turning the engine over by hand and see if compression relief is working or not, if it deadstops and is very hard to turn then you can probably start there.

If the engine turns pretty free (2 revolutions of the crank) then it's probably pulley or belt related.
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Old 08-10-2010, 05:11 PM
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Section 9 in a Kohler Service Manual has all the infomation you need to check an set compression release.

I would double check your ground(s) as Matt suggested.
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Old 08-11-2010, 10:15 AM
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1st of all, Thank you everyone for your replies. A special Thank you to Mr. Bedell for the diagram. Matt, the tractor is a 149, the belt is a new Gates ribbed belt and all the grounds are clean and check good. Yosemite Sam, when turning over by hand, it is very hard to turn when coming up on compression. Merk, I must have missed that section when checking the service manual. I just rebuilt this engine this spring, due to it blowing the governor. I though at that time that one springs on the ACR was bent funny and did not realize that I could buy new springs. This engine has always been hard to start not like my 127 which starts easy. Again Thank all of you for the help. Any more suggestion/ideas will be greatly appreicated. Don B.
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