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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: MA & TN
Posts: 1,866
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.. when it comes to replacing the battery.
Last year, I had to replace the battery, which required removing the muffler on these Kohler-powered models. Not so great "ease of maintenance" design, there... Last night I had the "fun" of removing the muffler, again, to replace exhaust gaskets that had failed and started leaking -- one side was leaking, and the other side had deteriorated almost to that point. Moral of the story -- when you replace the battery, plan ahead and invest the couple of extra bucks and replace the exhaust gaskets. It's cheap insurance. Don't try to just reuse the old ones... I wasn't trying to save a measly couple bucks when I replaced the battery -- I just didn't plan ahead well enough to get new ones, and tried to "make do" with the ones that were on it... |
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: South Bend, Indiana (near)
Posts: 12,701
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Good advice. I'll try to remember it when I change my battery again in another 5 years.
![]() ![]() ![]() Just kidding. But really, I agree that the battery is in a pretty crazy location under the muffler like that. I wonder where they could have placed it instead? I do like my muffler blowing straight out the back, though. ![]() |
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