On yours all you need to do is remove the entire airbox assy and you can run it easy enough to see a bit more to aid in troubleshooting. Yours won't have an accelerator pump. What you see is the fuel pump. Kohler does have sevice manuals online at no cost. When you change your fuel filter, "run" the line and catch some fuel in container so you can look for water and debris. Once that is done, run the line from the fuel pump into a container and crank the engine over to see if it is pumping a fair amount of fuel. Here is a link that might be useful: Kohler

Hi rich manure...you can make some real nice compost without heat...just might take you alittle longer. Just throw whatever you have on your pile...sprinkle on some lime...mix up a little batch of fish/seaweed fertilizer in a five gallon pail...add until your pile is moist...turn/fork over every week to ten days. Use when it's ready. You might cover your pile with a tarp when it rains so alot of the good stuff won't be leached out. If you just gotta have a hot pile...build a fire on top of it...:-) Keep things simple...Franklin

OH and here is another one I don't know how but one of my dads 9 sisters got their grandmothers coat she died in about 1940 and I'm sure she had not had a new coat in many years. My aunts came up with the idea of gettin an old fashioned teddy bear pattern like the original teddy bear and making all the siblings a teddy bear. 12 total. I took this a step further and was the 1st of over 40 neices and nephews to ask for just a scrap of that coat I would have been happy witha 1 inch square. But my aunt pieced together the scraps and believe me they was scraps and made me a little flat bear front that was about 5 inches tall the back was just a piece of satin type lining material she had and she apolgized for not having enough material for the back. YES there has been many many make overs in my family. I remember mom had a piece of light brown double knit that she used for a table cloth for special occassions for 20 yrs then decided she wanted a pair of pants that color. Of course I've always teased her asked her if she was gonna make a table cloth out of those pants when she gets tired of them. LOL Then there was the pants mom bought at a yard sale for a dime that was marked a size 10 she took them home laid them out and cut out a pair of size 14 pants out of them. Apparently the pants was much bigger than a size 10 LOL

Splurge Coffee - like French Roast but buy Costco Kirkland which is a good deal. Beer - DH likes small breweries beer or imported. It is one of his few expenses and he works hard so deserves it. Food - Occasionaly we will buy something special like the expensive creamy blue cheese or lobster. But only a couple of times a year. Egyptian cotton sheets/towels - After 32 years of cheap towels and sheets I finally broke down and got some nice ones. My old skin appreciates it. Kitchen Appliances - Finally remodeled our 1971 kitchen and since we DIY, we splurged on the appliances but nothing else. Hobbies - DH occasionally has to buy new tools for the remodeling projects. I buy tools and materials for my metal and glass art projects. Dog - Elvira get special diet food, she needs and deserves it. Anything she needs medically she gets and once a year teeth cleaning (so expensive!). More expensive TP - My old B*t can't take the scratchy stuff anymore. Don't Clothes - I buy a lot of them at Ross and other discount places as well the thrift store. Shoes - Buy them at Payless or Kmart. I hate shoe shopping! Purses - Buy them at the thrift store. Books & DVDs - check them out at the library. Dinners out - we only go out on special occasions. DH says I cook better healthier meals at home. Wine - $2 Chuck is fine with us. Latest electronics - I wouldn't have any of it if we didn't need to but DH does need a cell phone for work, got the cheapest prepaid we could fine. Basic Satellite - We are in a rural area in the mountains so we get nothing without it and keeps DS happy, but again got the basic package. Manicures & Pedicures - I finally got a manicure at 56 YO and wasn't impressed so never again. Haircuts - Go to the cheap chain places. I had my haircut by a stylist 28 years ago and I am still in sticker shock. Hair color - out of a box when on sale. Furniture - All bought used or unfinished (32 years ago) and refinished. Vacations - Haven't had one in over 8 years. DH uses the time off to work on the place and do remodeling projects. (Should remodeling go under the Splurge category?) Cars - We buy the less expensive ones that have been returned to the dealer after a short period. You save a bundle that way. And keep them 11 to 13 years. House - Bought a small place on 2.5 acres that needed a lot of work and have been doing that for 22 years. We could have got a mega mansion and really gone into debt forever but don't need the space. Veggies & fruit - I have a big garden and fruit trees. I can, freeze and dry a lot of what I grow plus have a garden all year long with the basics like lettuce and carrots, etc. Hired Help - Never use any, do all the work ourselves. Have only hired someone when it required big or specialized equipment. We dug out our septic tank, cut down 80Ft trees, ran our own trench lines for watering. You get the picture.