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    Posted: 23 May 2015 at 9:01am
I recently Purchased a AC Soverign Tractor That the Model and type has been eliminated. I also Cannot find The Model and type of the twin cylinder  Kohler Engine is located. The engine has NO spark, so I am trying to determine exactly which model engine I have. Can anyone help me with where the emgine model No. is??? Thank You
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flywheel side facing you look on the tin under intake manifold on the left side there is a model , spec #  and sn. it is probley covered with dirt and grease                                           DONT USE A SCRAPER      because this is a tag and it will destroy the writing
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Thank You Hudco.; I  looked (as you said)  and found the ID plate, however the aluminum decal was completely wiped off. What genious on the part of Kohler!!!! It probably would have cost them .39 cents to make and install a permanent label, but they elected to permantly loose the identity of that motor. If I was to put some pictures of the motor on this forum, do you think spomeone could identify it?   Thank You
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should be able to id  also clean tag real well and use a very bright flash light  because the letters may still be imprinted  in  but pics will help
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try this link

http://www.simpletractors.com/parts/engine/sovereign.htm

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