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Old 03-31-2009, 10:01 PM
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Default Help with Kohler KT-17 engine numbers

I have a Kohler KT 17 on a (RED) International Cub Cadet 782. The serial number for the tractor tells me it was made in early 1980. The spec and serial numbers I have found on the motor are on a have worn off decal. My question is, can I find the information I need about my motor stamped anywhere on the motor,so I buy the right parts such as (gaskets, rings, etc.)The numbers I found on the decal are too worn to read.Thanks for any help.Curtis
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Old 03-31-2009, 10:30 PM
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Curtis my guess is it's too early to be a Series II, all KT 17s are the same except the Series II lubricated the rod journals too. I have a spec number if you need it to order gaskets, pistons, rings etc...

Ya know though if it hasn't thrown a rod it will as soon as you replace the rings and....


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Old 03-31-2009, 10:33 PM
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Spec #24302


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Old 03-31-2009, 10:38 PM
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Default Kohler KT 17

I forgot to ention it is a series II motor.I says that on a large sticker. Also what do you mean by it will throw a rod if I replace the rings? Also where can I get a copy of a spec sheet if the series II are all the same?
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Old 03-31-2009, 10:39 PM
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Is that # 24302 the same for all of them?
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Old 03-31-2009, 11:32 PM
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That number I gave you is the spec off a KT17 Series II I took out of a 782. They are the same motor and that should get you the parts you need.

Yes on a motor that old if you don't change the rods and just do the jugs you'll throw a rod in short order. Just my opinion.

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Old 03-31-2009, 11:39 PM
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It's just my opinion and it's what I have done for myself.

Look for a good runner to replace the motor you have, my guess is you could find one in a few weeks if you look hard enough and you might find a running tractor for about $350, now you have a running motor and a bunch of spare parts.

Now you have all year to rebuild the old one. To rebuild yourself you'll have about $600 in that motor, now spread that out over several months and it won't hurt your purse so much.

To buy a long block rebuilt you'll pay about $1100 to $1200.

Now once you have your new motor you can keep you new/old one as a spare or put it back in the donor tractor and sell it again.


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