Changing Diaphragm Fuel Pump on Kohler Command Pro Timberking 1220 Sawmill

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Quick simple fix, get that small engine going again!

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This is a very simple little fuel pump. It uses the cam of the engine to rock this little arm back and forth which pushes and pulls on a diaphragm to cause a suction effect from the tank. Over time that diaphragm can wear thin and tear, then you have no suction. Today I am changing it out. I've since actually upgraded to an electric pump, and bypassed this manual pump entirely.