Clark 530 Bobcat Rebuild

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I have an older Bobcat with only 1 clear marking on it (Clark 530) to indicate the make/model/year. To be best of my knowledge, it was built sometime around 1980 and the gasoline engine is a model K582-S. I am in desperate need of a cylinder head but have had zero luck tracking one down (even with the help of my local dealer). I also have a leaky carburetor that seems to be dumping too much fuel into the engine but this problem is secondary to the head issue. Any locating a new or used head help would be GREAT!!!
 
If you can't find a head, here is a possible alternative:
http://www.smallenginewarehouse.com/Repower-Old-Equipment/Bobcat-530-Category/
HTH - SR
there is a guy parting out one of these engines on Ebay right now send him a message and scoop the head! Copy and paste this http://www.ebay.com/itm/carlton-stump-grinder-kohler-engine-k582s-part-out-/371421399463?hash=item567a70c9a7:g:rNYAAOSwu4BV3H-v&vxp=mtr also for $25 these came up in the search for k582 dont know if the missing "s" means anything http://www.ebay.com/itm/JOHN-DEERE-400-LAWN-GARDEN-KOHER-532QS-K582-HEADS-/151849743499?hash=item235af3348b:g:3lUAAOSwWnFV~z9A
 
there is a guy parting out one of these engines on Ebay right now send him a message and scoop the head! Copy and paste this http://www.ebay.com/itm/carlton-stump-grinder-kohler-engine-k582s-part-out-/371421399463?hash=item567a70c9a7:g:rNYAAOSwu4BV3H-v&vxp=mtr also for $25 these came up in the search for k582 dont know if the missing "s" means anything http://www.ebay.com/itm/JOHN-DEERE-400-LAWN-GARDEN-KOHER-532QS-K582-HEADS-/151849743499?hash=item235af3348b:g:3lUAAOSwWnFV~z9A
Thanks for the pointer! I ordered the head alone hoping it is the same for a K582 and a K582-S. The photo is an exact match so I'm guessing the difference may be HP. I thought mine was a 19HP. The advertisement for the head is for a 23HP... I also picked up a new float for my carb hoping that is the problem with a leak and too much fuel finding its way to the cylinder.
 
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