engines

[dadstractor1 5]

just got a lot of new kohler parts my books wil not match numbers can any body help dads tractor1

[TT-(Moderator) 1,162]

You do know that there was Kohler two-stroke (snowmobile-type) engines, right? (not to mention the plumbing/faucet division)

[dadstractor1 5]

yes i know big box parts got from rick that he got from old dealership numbers are old plese help :notworthy:

[TT-(Moderator) 1,162]

Go HERE and click on the "Parts Lookup" box. When the next page opens, select "Kohler Engines" from the drop down list of OEM manufacturers, then select the "parts" tab.

Enter your part number in the "part number" box and click "search" (or hit "Enter")

Find the number on the list, click on it (might be a few listings of the same number to choose from), and it will tell you what all the part fits -- if it's still in the database.

[dadstractor1 5]

thanks no match found hear is some part numers a 237401 a 235864 a 230103 a 237402 and thanks dads tractor 1 :notworthy:

[TT-(Moderator) 1,162]

thanks no match found hear is some part numers a 237401 a 235864 a 230103 a 237402 and thanks dads tractor 1

This is what I came up with, but I cannot guarantee that all information is 100% correct since you can't always believe everything you read on the internet.

A-237401 supersedes to 47 874 11-S which is a std. piston kit for some K-321 engines.

A-235864 supersedes to 47 874 07-S which is a .003" oversize piston kit for some K-301 / M12 engines.

A-230103 supersedes to 41 874 01-S which is a std. piston kit for some K-241 / K-482 / M10 engines.

A-237402 supersedes to 47 874 12-S which is .003" oversize piston kit for some K-321 engines.

[dadstractor1 5]

thanks for the help :notworthy: