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Starting your Kohler engine is simple when you follow the right steps. Whether you’re new to outdoor power equipment or just need a refresher, this guide will walk you through the process to ensure safe and reliable operation. ✅ 1. Check the Oil Level Locate the two yellow dipsticks on your engine, they both lead to the same oil reservoir. Unscrew one out, wipe it clean, screw it back on and off, then check the level. Use 10W-30 oil, unless otherwise specified in your owner's manual. Add oil if needed. ✅ 2. Check the Fuel Level Ensure the fuel tank is...

As the snow melts and the days lengthen, spring heralds the time for gardening and outdoor activities. Your Power King outdoor power equipment has been hibernating through the winter months, and now is the perfect moment to awaken and prepare it for the bustling season ahead. Regular maintenance not only extends the lifespan of your equipment but also ensures it operates at peak efficiency. Here’s your comprehensive guide to getting your Power King tools spring-ready. Importance of Regular Maintenance Routine upkeep of your outdoor power equipment is crucial. It's the cornerstone of operational efficiency, safety, and reliability. Regular maintenance prevents...

As winter approaches, it's crucial to properly store and maintain your Power King equipment. Proper winterization ensures that your equipment remains in top condition and is ready for use when the warmer weather returns. Follow these essential tips to protect your Kohler engines during the cold months. 1. Clean Your Equipment: Start by cleaning your equipment thoroughly. Remove all dirt, debris, and grime, focusing on the engine area. This prevents corrosion and ensures that no blockages will affect the engine when you start it up again. 2. Change the Oil: Before storing, change the engine oil. Old oil can contain...

Starting your Kohler engine can be easy with the right knowledge and preparation. 1. Check the oil level using the yellow dip stick and add if necessary. You will see 2 yellow dip sticks on your engine. These both go to the same reservoir. In most cases, 10W-30 will do. 2. Check the fuel level. Make sure this is at least half full. 3. Check the air filter and replace if dirty or clogged. 4. Check the emergency stop switch. When it is pushed down the engine will turn of or cease to run. Twist to the right and it...

PowerKing assembly guide for the PK0342 42-Ton Kinetic Log Splitter Required Tools: - 13mm, 17mm, 19mm Sockets - Adjustable wrench - Needle nose pliers - Rubber mallet - 10w - 30 engine oil / 0.63 Quarts - 87 Octane gas / Max 4.02 Quarts - An assistant If you have any questions, give us a call at 1-800-344-3371 or Support@qvtools.com.