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Old 08-07-2010, 03:12 PM
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I can't seem to find this thread, and I know it's been answered a million times. BUT, how do I properly identify which carb I have? I'm worried my 1450 may have had the engine changed out at one time, but not sure. I need to order a rebuild kit. Thanks for any help.
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Old 08-07-2010, 03:39 PM
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take your breather off and look at the top of the throat, there should be a number if its a kohler. not sure about a walboro, never saw one in person. also look in the technical library-tractors of OCC and look up "manual-kohler k series service manual" then proceed to the "fuel system and governor" section. i hope this helps!!! jeff
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Old 08-09-2010, 09:30 PM
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I took the breather off to take a look. I have a "K" on the butterfly. There is a number stamped on the back of the carb "4705309". So after reading the service manual, this appears to be a Kohler carb? If so, anyone know the part # for a rebuild kit and float? I appreciate any assistance.
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I took the breather off to take a look. I have a "K" on the butterfly. There is a number stamped on the back of the carb "4705309". So after reading the service manual, this appears to be a Kohler carb? If so, anyone know the part # for a rebuild kit and float? I appreciate any assistance.
if its a #26 then this is the rebuild kit # 25-757-01-s, and the float part # is 25-757-03-s. look at the back of the throat, and there should be a number if it's a kohler. jeff
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Default carb #4705309 #26?

the response to the issue was if the carb is a #26 then the rebuild kit is 25-757-01s. Sorry, but whats the 26 refer to?
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There are different sized carbs for particular engines. The most used size is a #26 and a #30. The #30 being used for the 14 and 16 hp models. If you open the choke butterfly and look inside the throat of the carb, the number of your carb should be stamped.
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