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Archive through April 24, 2012
Thanks Donald and Jeremiah for your input. I did put the rod and piston in so the oil whole in the rod faced the camshaft. And I installed the bevels on the rings as outlined in the manual. I think it was bevel up. But I didn't baby it to much.... maybe should have but unfortunately my grass...- rbowman
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Archive through April 24, 2012
I hope this is the right place to post my question. I have a 72 Cub 129 hyrdo that the motor is dying on. I bought a spare Kohler K301 which the previous owner said it needed rebuilt cause it smoked. When I pulled it apart I found it was a standard bore and looked like it had very little wear...- rbowman
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