Diagnose & repair
Start with the problem, not a guess. Tell us what the engine is doing and how the machine is used.
Rehlko · formerly Kohler Engines
Rehlko and Kohler gasoline engines power more than mowers. We rebuild, repair and swap the engines behind commercial equipment, construction work and everyday business.

Kohler Engines is now Rehlko. If your equipment still carries a Kohler engine label, bring that information with you. The model, specification and serial numbers—not just the name on the cover—help us identify the correct parts and service.

Construction & industrial
Pumps, concrete equipment, generators and other jobsite tools rely on small gasoline engines to get the work done. Rehlko engines are used across these demanding applications.
At Garland Saw, our engine work also supports equipment such as concrete mixers, road striping machines, chippers, stump grinders, and truck- or van-mounted compressors and insulation machines. Call with your machine and engine information so we can review the job.

Commercial mowing
Long mowing days depend on a healthy engine. We support Rehlko and Kohler gasoline engines in commercial mowing and landscape equipment, from diagnosing problems to rebuilding an engine or evaluating a replacement.

Rebuild · repair · replace
We fully rebuild these engines and perform engine swaps regularly. We look at the engine and the equipment together before recommending the next step.
Start with the problem, not a guess. Tell us what the engine is doing and how the machine is used.
When rebuilding is the right path, we can carry out the engine work and discuss the scope with you.
A replacement needs more than matching horsepower. Shaft, mounting, controls and equipment requirements all matter.
Send photos of the engine identification label and the equipment model plate, plus a short description of the problem. Call before bringing in the machine or a loose engine so we can discuss access and scheduling.
Yes. We support Kohler-labeled engines as well as Rehlko engines. Complete engine identification helps us determine the appropriate parts and service.
No. We review the engine specification and the equipment requirements before recommending a replacement.
Call first. Depending on the job, we may work with the machine or with the engine removed. We will discuss the practical next step.