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Topic: Re: Blown Head Gasket on John Deere 140
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| wisbaker
07-16-2012 20:39:01
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I had a lot of head gasket issues with K181s on Toro sand pros and on K321s on trucksters but never any problem with 321s on a greensmower III. I always associated the sand pros and trucksters head gasket problems because they got lugged a lot, that is full throttle but loaded so much they ran less than 3600 rpms. To fix clean and check the head and block deck for straightness, check all your bolts & studs make sure none are stretched and all threads (male and female) are clean- run a tap or die on them. Torque the head gasket in three steps using the Kohler manual for pattern/sequence. This was back in the days of leaded gas and Kohlers had a habit of building up hard carbon deposits in the combustion chamber, if you didn't get all the carbon off the block they didn't seal well, if you didn't get it off the top of the cylinder wall it would build up until it broke the top ring on the piston. I was pulling heads and cleaning combustion chambers every 200 hours of use, with that care they were a 3000+ hour motor. |
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