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Old 10-16-2015, 10:59 AM
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Default 25 hp twin carb??
Could someone tell me what the part number of a single barrel carb with an accelerator pump that would fit a kohler 25 twin ?
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What is the model number of the engine?
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Don't know it's just a bare block I bought from another puller. I have all new internal parts and blocks going to machine shop for bore job.
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Pretty sure this is what your looking for.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-Kohler-K...3D251815232764

This one may even be more suited to your needs.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Kohler-c...3D252075927481
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Okay thanks, one more question does that model have the accelerator pump which I need?
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Okay thanks, one more question does that model have the accelerator pump which I need?
They both have the pump. I suggest that you PM dvogtvpe for more info about pulling engines.
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The biggest problem with the stock command carbs is they lack an adjustable jet. There are some folks that rework them but to my knowledge if the rules allow you are probably better off using an adapter to run a Carter carb.
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Rules say original type carb for that engine so you can use single or 2 barrel, don't know if a carter was ever original for a kohler 25
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