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Is there anything that I could do for this k301 to wake it up while keeping it reliable and mower friendly?
What's wrong with it? What are you trying to do that it won't?
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What's wrong with it? What are you trying to do that it won't?
Nothing is wrong with her what so ever - runs great but a few extra ponies never hurt anyone - especially during snow blowing season
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Before you play with it..... Are you sure it is running 3600? Does it have the #30 carb? Which head does it have?
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Before you play with it..... Are you sure it is running 3600? Does it have the #30 carb? Which head does it have?
Not sure to be honest - the garden tractor hobby is new to me and I'm not sure of all the different parts. If you tell me what to look for I can report back in another day. What I can tell you is that the head was recently decarboned by the dealer, new starter/ gen, new wiring harness, plug and wire, fluids changed and greased. The dealer handles all the service minus grease and oil changes.
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So, are you able to do any mods yourself? Or would you be taking it to the dealer and having them do what I would tell you?
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Before you play with it..... Are you sure it is running 3600? Does it have the #30 carb? Which head does it have?
A 301 should come equipped with a #26 carb.
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So, are you able to do any mods yourself? Or would you be taking it to the dealer and having them do what I would tell you?
I am very mechanically inclined but time is a big issue which is why the dealer does most of it but I do have tools and I know how to use em
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J-Mech - any more on the upgrades that could be done?
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I guess the bottom line is you want more ponies put in a bigger engine.
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