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I don't have it off to measure it. But just from your description, it sounds very similar to the air filter that's on my 20HP Kohler on the zero turn. I was in the local farm supply store (Orscheln's) one day and they had them in the small engine isle. The
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The other option may be to take the measurements and a tape with you to a farm/box store and start with boxes of similar size. Most aren't sealed and you could browse to see if you can find something similar in size. Then you'd at least have a number easily
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<div class="PlainText">O took the air filter out of one of my homemade tractors and said "I'll be this is the original from 1983". I think you can imagine how dirty it is. There are no numbers on it, and the NAPA guys can't find anything in their books. Of
course everything is make year model there and they don't deal with much small engine stuff anyway. Does anyone have any tricks to find a filter than is 6 inches in diameter and 1.75 thick? I'm sure it was a common part at the local hardware store back when
the tractor was made, but now I'm stuck trying to find a replacement with no idea where to look up filters by size.
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