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Old 06-01-2020, 09:16 AM
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I can send you a Kohler Command Service Manual if you don't have one.
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I can send you a Kohler Command Service Manual if you don't have one.
Thank you for your offer. I thought I had one, but it seems to grow legs and disappear. I found one online and I am copying it.

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Is that manual on this site where I can print it? If not please let me know where
you found it online so I can print it as well.

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Is that manual on this site where I can print it? If not please let me know where
you found it online so I can print it as well.

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Not on this site. Go to Google, type in the Ch18 engine service manual. Kohler site will come up and it listed there.
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I have the Cyclops service manual and the Kohler manual on "Cub Cadet Cyclops" on Face book. Join and check out the files section.
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Sam, where do you get those fire-ring head gaskets?
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Sam, where do you get those fire-ring head gaskets?
I think they are NLA.
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This one looks suspicious. It shows for the CH25.

https://www.everestpartssupplies.com...730-ch740-cv25
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Something does not quite look right. I wonder if the main part of the gasket is asbestos or metal clad.
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I thought that too. Some of the other gaskets have an embossed line around the bore about 1/8" away where a fire ring should be, but it's obviously just asbestos. At least this one looked like it has a different material in that area.
Maybe I'll see if a human being is at that location tomorrow.
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