Previously on the channel we had 4 gravel's 3 424's and a 432 didnt learn my lesson on gravelys and picked up another one so I guess well see how it goes.
Hello Jon, Supposedly “I Save Tractors” has the Kohler fuel pump rebuild kits - I cant say one way or the other regarding how good they are. Looking forward to seeing the next video regarding your Gravelly tractor.
@@TheIronDuke502 Hey Mark!! Yeah they do but I don’t know if I can get the check valves or not plus you’d have to get the new ones in without breaking them. Good hearing from you again regardless and yeah hopefully next video it should be able to drive and steer its self around lol
@@themaniacmower I wanted to at least mention the fuel pump kits being that you were dealing with that issue. Jon, If my foggy memory serves me correctly, I think that the fuel pumps for both the K series and the KT series Kohler engines are pretty much the same as far as I can tell. I was kind of wondering if any of the garden tractor salvage yards may have the steering parts that you might need - I hope so anyway. There’s another UA-cam channel @SolunaGarage that did a complete tear down of a Kohler KT17 engine in which he used the vacuum type fuel pump rather than the lever style fuel pump which upon start up seems to work pretty well. Before I forget, My 682 Cub Cadet has a bad ignition switch which was probably causing most of my issues with the ignition not working. I tried to turn the key and the “Innerds” of the switch were very crunchy feeling. What makes me so ticked off is that I think that I have to pull the gas tank and the large metal bracket next to it - I am not happy about that being that I ran all new rubber fuel line and all. Hopefully the hose will pull off the fittings fairly easily - Probably Not!!!
@@TheIronDuke502 I think the KT series used a different lever if I remember right but I might be thinking of the 8 horse K series but yes they are the same pump just the heads flipped in an odd way. I believe I have a lead currently on a steering assembly for the tractor how ever I am looking at a few other places incase this deal falls through.
I like the taillight on the engine cover, cool old school
Hello Jon, Supposedly “I Save Tractors” has the Kohler fuel pump rebuild kits - I cant say one way or the other regarding how good they are. Looking forward to seeing the next video regarding your Gravelly tractor.
@@TheIronDuke502 Hey Mark!! Yeah they do but I don’t know if I can get the check valves or not plus you’d have to get the new ones in without breaking them. Good hearing from you again regardless and yeah hopefully next video it should be able to drive and steer its self around lol
@@themaniacmower I wanted to at least mention the fuel pump kits being that you were dealing with that issue. Jon, If my foggy memory serves me correctly, I think that the fuel pumps for both the K series and the KT series Kohler engines are pretty much the same as far as I can tell. I was kind of wondering if any of the garden tractor salvage yards may have the steering parts that you might need - I hope so anyway.
There’s another UA-cam channel @SolunaGarage that did a complete tear down of a Kohler KT17 engine in which he used the vacuum type fuel pump rather than the lever style fuel pump which upon start up seems to work pretty well.
Before I forget, My 682 Cub Cadet has a bad ignition switch which was probably causing most of my issues with the ignition not working. I tried to turn the key and the “Innerds” of the switch were very crunchy feeling. What makes me so ticked off is that I think that I have to pull the gas tank and the large metal bracket next to it - I am not happy about that being that I ran all new rubber fuel line and all. Hopefully the hose will pull off the fittings fairly easily - Probably Not!!!
@@TheIronDuke502 I think the KT series used a different lever if I remember right but I might be thinking of the 8 horse K series but yes they are the same pump just the heads flipped in an odd way. I believe I have a lead currently on a steering assembly for the tractor how ever I am looking at a few other places incase this deal falls through.
Ever owned one with the pedal control for the transmission? Opinions, if so, just curious.