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Posted by Pete C. on July 14, 2007, 10:45 am
Andy Asberry wrote:
>
> wrote:
>
> >Had a problem with my riding mower yesterday. The mower is a Deere 210
> >with a 10 HP (real HP, not today's bogus HP) Kohler engine. It's also 32
> >years old. I looked on the Kohler engines site for any manuals and only
> >found ones for the much newer engines.
> >
> >Not expecting much, I sent an email to them from the "contact us" page
> >on their site, with the info on the engine and inquiring about manuals.
> >This morning I received an email with links to PDFs of the complete
> >owner / operator manual, service manual and to the parts department.
> >
> >Very impressive getting that level of support on a 32 year old product.
> >I've dealt with a few companies that didn't want to know about 2 year
> >old products, much less 32 year old ones.
> >
> >Pete C.
>
> Pete, I've got most of the Kohler manuals on my web site;
> http://www.asberry.net/Kohler.htm
>
> I have probably 20 of those Kohlers if you need any parts.
>
> --Andy Asberry--
> ------Texas-----
I don't seem to need any parts yet. When I got back to working on it, I
cleaned and checked the plug and drained the carb bowl and that got it
going. Probably a bit of water in the fuel, not much of a surprise given
all the rain and humidity lately and the mower having been parked under
cover but where it got some sun during the day causing thermal cycling.
Pete C.
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