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PetesPonies- 06-29-2008
where do I pick up a fuel pump or parts? The diaphragm is split and a check valve spring is badly corroded. I would take thos eparts of a good pump. Ideas?

oldandred- 06-29-2008
QUOTE (PetesPonies @ June 29, 2008 06:21 pm)
where do I pick up a fuel pump or parts? The diaphragm is split and a check valve spring is badly corroded. I would take thos eparts of a good pump. Ideas?

Dheck here its were i got mine http://tewarehouse.com/Catalog?search=fuel...ge=13%2C24%2C26

BPjunk- 06-29-2008
I purchased a Kohler rebuilt kit for a "B" casting pump up at the Wheel Horse Show and the dealer selling the kit told me they had a guy in Indiana make these kits up since Kohler no longer supplies them. I will give a "road -*test*-('")" report when I install the kit to see if it works or not. The kit was not cheap either. dry.gif

Wild Bill in Richmond, Va.

PetesPonies- 06-29-2008
so what pump do I have ? a "B" pump? also, I didn't see a kit for my pump on that link.

TT- 06-29-2008
Is your current fuel pump vacuum or mechanical? An 854 should have a vacuum pump, but it could have been changed over the years.
Either way, the OEM Kohler kits are all NLA. You can buy a new mechanical pump from Kohler, but they are black plastic and don't have provisions for the threaded fittings/hard line like on the old engines. They are also close to $70!
231597-S is the number for the old kit to repair the vacuum pump. You might be able to hit up some old Kohler dealers and find one in a dusty box on the back of their shelf. If not, keep checking ebay for a used aluminum fuel pump. Your cam IS equipped with a lobe, so you can install a mechanical pump if you have to. whtractor/thumbsup.gif


rustbucket- 06-29-2008
i have an old dead seized 12 hp kohler with pump on it mechanical style i can see if it works and if so ill be more then glad to sell it but you'd need a gasket i think.

send me a PM if your interested and we will discus price and shipping. the gasket im not to sure on but check with a few others . i know from military days if we didnt have the gasket we made em from oaktag folders(hope i spelled that right)

PetesPonies- 06-29-2008
mine is a vacuum pump, not mechanical. So no one has vacuum extra pumps around huh?

WheelHorse_of_course- 06-29-2008
BTW,

while you are working on the pump....

My 854 came with the pump disconnected and it runs just fine!

There has been 0 incentive to investigate what problem, if any, there is with the one on there.

rustbucket- 06-29-2008
TT gave ya the parts number for the rebuild to a vacume pump check around and see if any of the toro wheel horse or kohler dealers might have it if not the mechanicak pump is always a safe option.

TT- 06-29-2008
The levers are different on the big block pumps, Jason. As a matter of fact, there are at least two different big block pumps. (lever lengths) The levers can be changed (I have a KT pump on a K single.) but you'd need to have a mechanical pump from a 161/181 to rob the arm from.
I did see a used vacuum pump on ebay, but it's hard to tell what condition the diaphragm is in unless the seller would open the pump up and look at it.

PetesPonies- 06-29-2008
can you post the ebay auction? I didn't see it.

rustbucket- 06-29-2008
was worth it though i didnt know and learned something new from the mighty TT

TT- 06-29-2008
QUOTE (PetesPonies @ June 29, 2008 09:27 pm)
can you post the ebay auction? I didn't see it.

Vacuum fuel pump on ebay. whtractor/thumbsup.gif

64s- 06-29-2008
Hey just keep knocking on doors and turning over stones. I was looking for two rebuild kits last year and found one NOS pump and one NOS rebuild kit from a man who bought out a dealers old Kohler stock. I also just found hydro return springs for the 1054 - everyone told me it was impossible. All the parts are out there - just keep looking!!!!!!!!!!!!!

TT- 06-29-2008
Good point, George!
Just because "it's" not on ebay, or you can't find "it" on a Google search doesn't mean there isn't any left on Earth.
Dig out a phone book and look up small engine repair, then start calling numbers. You might be amazed what you can still find. whtractor/thumbsup.gif

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