| Date |
March 29 & 30, 2010
9:00am-3:30pm |
| Description |
You have a basic understanding of small engines, but can you rebuild one?
This two-day program uses a complete “tear down” and rebuild of a 4-cycle Kohler engine to demonstrate maintenance and repair of small engines. You will walk away with these skills: knowing why and how to adjust the governor, making carburetor adjustments, selecting the best oil and gas types for the season and for your equipment, and understanding and avoiding common problems like vapor lock. Your investment in this class will be your first step in saving countless repair dollars and time!!
Who should take this course?
Meet our faculty
See how your colleagues rated this course
Read what your colleagues said about the course |
| Fees |
| Early Registration Fee |
$495.00 |
On or before March 15, 2010 |
| Registration Fee |
$545.00 |
After March 15, 2010 |
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| Location |
| New Brunswick, NJ |
| Online Registration |
NOTE: If paying with a PURCHASE ORDER, online registration is NOT available. Please use our Registration by Mail or Fax option below. |
| Mail / Fax / Phone Registration |
Registration by Phone
Please call our Registration Desk: 732-932-9271
Registration by Mail or Fax
Print out our Mail / Fax Registration Form and mail or fax it back to us. Our address and fax number can be found at the top of the form. |
Attention U.S. Veterans:
This course was approved by the New Jersey State Approving Agency for Veterans Training
For more information about the G.I. Bill Education Benefits click here
Or for a complete listing of Rutgers NJAES OCPE VA Approved Training Courses click here |
Should You Take This Course?
This course is designed for any efficient employee, supervisor or crew member who uses small-engine powered equipment regularly and wants the know-how to maintain, repair, tear down and rebuild small engines in-house. Our past participants come from a variety of organizations and job titles:
- Division of public works
- Firefighter
- Fleet maintenance
- Garage supervisor
- Golf course mechanic
- Golf course superintendent
- Laborer
- Landscape contractor
- Landscape designer
- Lawn maintenance
- Master mechanic
- Mechanic
- Motor pool foreman
- Parks maintenance worker
- Pipe fitter
- Road department staff
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Our Faculty
Kurt Frede of Gardner, Inc. -- a South Brunswick-based equipment parts distribution center --has years of experience with Kohler engines and teaching certification courses.
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Course Evaluation
Here’s How Your Colleagues Rated This Program:
(2008 - 2009)
This is the tally of the responses we received:
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Excellent |
Good |
Fair |
Unsatisfactory |
| Please rate the overall content of the program |
7 |
2 |
3 |
0 |
| Rate the usefulness of the information receiving in the course |
7 |
3 |
2 |
0 |
Here’s How Your Colleagues Rated the Instructors of this Course
(2008 - 2009)
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Excellent |
Good |
Fair |
Unsatisfactory |
| Kurt Frede |
9 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
We asked: “Would You Recommend This Program to an Associate?”
This is the tally of responses we received:
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What Your Colleagues Said About the Course:
“I want to thank Kurt for his time and knowledge. I’m sure it will benefit me in the future.”
“The breakdown and rebuild in both classes was very interesting, kept you moving at all times.”
“The hands-on work is the best way to learn!”
“I walked away knowing I learned something new.”
“I will put everything to use.”
“Very insightful, [Kurt] knows his product inside and out and takes his time."
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