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06-29-2009, 09:03 AM
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Clint-
They probably didn't originally install it because it would wear out after 35 years, too, and then you'd have to get the old one out before installing a new one, which isn't always the easiest thing in the world. Some people don't have a tap to thread the ID of it to pull it out. Briggs twin carbs are full of things like that....for example, the seat in the carb is that way; you have to tap it 1/4-20 and thread a bolt in to pull it out. The Kohler carbs are so much easier to rebuild. 
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06-29-2009, 08:15 PM
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MattG
I suppose you are right, still as a general engineering standpoint it seems they would have put the bushing in. I'm not fussing because they didn't, I'm really glad they counterbored the housing, that would be a huge pain compared to playing with a bushing. I have not run into the specific problem on tapping/removing bushings yet, no problem if I do as you said tap and put a allen screw etc to pull it out, or would a easy out work just as well ? I rebuilt the carb on my 1450, and I agree with you, it is super easy job, I have rebuilt several carbs before from complicated quadrajet, to this one, the Kohler was one of the simple straight forward, and that seems to last longer, and work better.
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06-29-2009, 09:57 PM
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Clint-
I don't think an ez-out would work. I think you'd just grind out the ID of the bushing with it. Ez-outs don't work well in softer stuff in my opinion. It's REALLY easy to tap threads in bronze bushings. I've never done a car carb, but the worst I've dealt with is the briggs twin carb...it's got about 5000 parts. A lot of briggs engine carbs don't even have a counterbore for a bushing...you'd have to ream the hole larger and install a bushing.
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07-01-2009, 12:30 PM
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When I finally took the time, it took about 5 minutes and a phone call to the Hillman Group to turn up:
Fleeger's Ace Hardware 7828 West Bancroft Street Toledo Ohio (419) 841-5411 "They order regularly" and can order ANY Hillman item at any time!!! Strange, how I can find that out all the way down in Texas....Geeesh... "they're not in this area"...Hmmmph... For others interested, just call The Hillman Group at 1-800-800-4900 and simply ask for the retailer nearest you. So, please, no more of this "I can't find'em" nonsense. Myron B
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07-01-2009, 05:24 PM
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Myron, That's super. I wonder why that particular store was not in the yellow pages dot aol listing you supplied of the Ace Hardware stores? Now all you have to do is hook up R Bedell. Thanks for the five minuets. I owe you. :biggrin2.gif:
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07-02-2009, 07:22 AM
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RPalmer:
Uh...I am good. I use the Kohler Bushing. I know where to get them. :biggrin2.gif: 
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