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If that isn't a deep sump oil pan, you have a K241 and not a K301. Somebody might have turned that into a 105 at some point.
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Doug,
This 125 is really looking all cleaned up and shiny! Nice work! Regards, Chris
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pic of the tag and the pan. would of the flywheel cover fit other kohlers?
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the shim is a machine shim 18ga. it took some doing to get it in , but shes tight now. the only play in it now is the bearings in the wheels. I'll change them out when my try ribs get here. and a before and after of the wheels and tires.
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You do really good work ...and quickly!
That tractor really has spent some time pulling things, to hog out that towing pin hole, hasn't it? You're really rocking in that thing. I bet that 125 is glad it landed in your shop :-) John
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Very nice job there Doug!
Yeah when I get around to fixing 102-D I'm going to have to do the same with the front end as you did as the spindles are VERY sloppy and you just gave me the perfect fix, thanks.
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How did you fixture your axle to make sure you drilled the oversize hole exactly parallel to the original bore?
John
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Coming along nicely Doug.
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I see the bolt is now in place holding the front axle. I hate to back you us a step, but, I have seen others just tighten that bolt to take out the slop of the frame to axle fit. Without the shim, the axle/frame joint will be slightly stronger. |
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Looks like a nice job on the 3 point.Your motor has a flat oil pan so it is a K241
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