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856 Generator bolt?

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Flatheadpete

The bolt that holds the bottom of the generator on my 856 broke sometime ago.....just found it last night.  I was going to match it up during my lunch hour but I left it on the counter at home (D'OH!).  Anyone have one handy to take measurements from?

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pfrederi

Are you talking about the bolt that holds the generator flange to teh lower bracket??  There are two one on each end 5/16" x1

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Flatheadpete

No, the long one at the body of the gen that passes through a bracket.  Probably close to 7" long.....I may have to wait until tomorrow.

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slammer302

I don't have one at the house to check but i looked at a old k181 i have and looks like it has to be 7 to 8 inches long i would buy one that is longer than needed and cut it to the size you need when you get home. Sorry i couldn't help you out more i have 4 or 5 horses with the same setup but they are at the shop 20 mins away

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pfrederi

If your motor is teh original spec 30108 then it doesn't use the long bolt #14 in the second picture (No box around teh #)

 

In pic one is a long bolt that goes through the generator is that the one??  Part # 39 NLA from Kohler.

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Part # 39 holds the two end on the generator and would be 8"

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Flatheadpete

Yes.  #14 in the first illustration....

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pfrederi

Something is off...your tractor should not have #14 that is why there is no box around the part number.  Sorry can't help you.  Your generator should be supported by Bracket #13 which just uses two short bolts one in each end

 

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rmaynard

My 856 had the starter/generator mounted with a long bolt as well. Must have been some K-181's made with and some without. Wouldn't be the first time Kohler mixed things up.

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Flatheadpete

Haven't had time to get a replacement so I fixed the one I have.  Welded a nut to the broken end, ground it down, lil polish and boom......new bolt out of the old one.  Probably stronger than original.

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