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Old 12-12-2015, 10:18 AM
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Hi All. Can anyone tell me how to ID a kohler motor that has been painted over and/or decals removed? Thanks, case
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Old 12-12-2015, 10:27 AM
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Is it a single cylinder or a twin?
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one lung. supposedly a K321 in a 1450, but someone repainted entire tractor with a brush, proper colors notwithstanding!! c
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On the front of the block under the PTO the model number should be cast into the block.
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A picture would be helpful.
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Thanks guys, I think I'll just yank this one and send it in. By the way Mr Bedell, why is is it that thread ended and I had to sign in again?
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If it's a k321 your bore size should be 3.5"
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Send it in.....where?

I don't see an "ended thread"....
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thanks again. this thread is closed. if I need to do something other than this to close thread, please let me know. Case
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And why do you want the thread closed? We all learn from the questions "members" ask
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