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Old 08-24-2016, 06:54 PM
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Yeah that's a sweet deal. Looks like it was repowered with a wide frame k series, nice.
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Yeah that's a sweet deal. Looks like it was repowered with a wide frame k series, nice.
Could just be a replacement engine. They were all painted black after a certain point. Either way, it's not original!
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Could just be a replacement engine. They were all painted black after a certain point. Either way, it's not original!
Right but coil mount up high versus down low tells me blower housing at least is wide frame
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Right but coil mount up high versus down low tells me blower housing at least is wide frame
Got the dipstick on the cam cover too. Just saw that. I do concur, wide frame motor.

I'm not sure on a replacement engine if you had a choice of coil mounting location. Never paid that much attention. I would have though they would all be the same.
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Kohler tags says K301 and spec # is 47504
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Spec number matches the list for a 129.

Good job, Mike.

Solved that mystery.
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Spec number matches the list for a 129.

Good job, Mike.

Solved that mystery.
Wow thank you. Kudos on the dipstick deal too. Only reason i knew is I had a completely rotted out blower housing on the bottom on my 108 and went through the hassle of taking out engine and changing it all over from a 301 out of a 122 and then noticed too late. It's all in the details sometimes as you know.
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Nice find Kelly,got that for a Lew price....
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Nice find Kelly,got that for a Lew price....
Yea that was for sure a Lew price. Too bad they hacked up the dash tower to stick an auto size battery in it. Dash tower is pretty rotted as well. Gonna pressure wash it off tomorrow and put a good carb and clean gas in it and see what is what. If the engine is a good runner I might find a good 125 dash tower and put a little time in to it. We shall see.
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Hope you get the PK, Kelly!
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