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Service Kit for Greenmech 15-23MT34


Si Stevenson
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Can anyone steer me in the right direction for a service kit (filters) for this machine?

 

Engine is marked as Daihatsu 950DT

 

Plate states:

 

Model 58A447

Type 0305-E2

 

I have checked the net, but got into a tangle of similar engines though not quite the one!

 

Would be helpful if someone has already been through this pain........to save me doing the same!

 

Thanks in advance:001_smile:

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Like I said it's not something I wish to drag through a forum. Pete's a great salesman, I have had problems with the rest of the set up.

 

Anyway I was told to go to "Briggs". Johnny Briggs! I assume it's a Briggs Stratton Engine, but I am struggling to confirm this and find someone to supply the parts - that's not in America!

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I've just done the oil filter on mine (34 hp turbo daihatsu motor) with an 'off the shelf' filter NOT of daihatsu persuasion.

 

I googled the code on the daihatsu filter and got loads of other manufacturers cross refs.

 

The filter I fitted cost a couple of quid an is Filtron OP564. (from local Camberley Autofactors). I've run the machine for about 6 hours since changing it so it seems fine.

 

As for other bits just get googling - I'm sure they are all out there.

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I've just done the oil filter on mine (34 hp turbo daihatsu motor) with an 'off the shelf' filter NOT of daihatsu persuasion.

 

I googled the code on the daihatsu filter and got loads of other manufacturers cross refs.

 

The filter I fitted cost a couple of quid an is Filtron OP564. (from local Camberley Autofactors). I've run the machine for about 6 hours since changing it so it seems fine.

 

As for other bits just get googling - I'm sure they are all out there.

 

Cheers Shane,

 

I have just contacted the "Briggs" dealer in UK.

 

Next move is to get dirty and try and find some part numbers on the existing filters.

 

Seems a bit like reinventing the wheel..........I'm sure some one could make some money supplying "service kits"!

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