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Timberwolf tw125 kohler engine year 2000


Shaun foster
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Plenty of good advice above. The Honda doesn't look too expensive at all. I would replace the engine rather than trying to get it repaired unless you know a decent mechanic but im sure that the kohler parts will still be available. You may need to check the pulley that connects the engine to the cutting disk and I'm not sure how the hydraulics work on those machines but I'm sure timberwolf or a timberwolf dealer can advise you. I've replaced  engines on a few chippers and stump grinders in the past, it isnt that difficult to get it done.

 

 

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