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Old 10-03-2016, 05:57 PM
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Has anyone tried parts from isavetractors.com? I am looking to rebuild a K301. Should I try the isavetractors.com kit of spend the extra on genuine parts?
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Old 10-03-2016, 06:05 PM
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Most guys buy there engine kits off eBay from seller bakt4kids, he has many kits available and has excellent customer service. I've built a few engines with his kits and never had an issue.
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Like Tim said, bakt4kids has the best deal on aftermarket parts. I also buy from him. Bought several kits off him this year.

You don't need all that stuff from isavetractors. Bearings usually aren't bad, and a new carb is unnecessary unless yours is physically broken.

Aftermarket parts are very good quality. Really no need to spend the ridiculous money Kohler wants. I honestly don't know why they don't make their prices more competitive. I can buy a complete kit for what Kohler wants for a piston set.
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Thanks for the info. I looked them up and like their prices. Once I get a chance to pull the motor apart and see what I've got I'll order one of their kits.

Jonathan, I see you're from Oblong. I live in Charleston.
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Old 10-05-2016, 12:09 AM
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Jonathan, I see you're from Oblong. I live in Charleston.

Cool! Let me know if you need anything. Your not that far away!

We also have a member here from Casey. He's a pretty cool guy. Goes by the screen name "spudder".
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