Need to know what engines will fit a craftsmen 26 hp 54" cut other than Kohler

My mower wont shoot fire i took off the ground wire but stell wont start

The picture shows white as kill,

kohler courage 26 hp wiring Google Search

Yes and the numbers should match up on both old coils. The new coils will have a different part number because they have updated them.

need engine model number

to be honest the enigne ahas a control that the left side must fire and run before the right starts to fire it sounds to me like you have a fuel issue possibly the carb. is gummed up and dirty.

that engine uses 2 so if you have no spark from either one check your safety switches unplug the harness going to the engine and try then some have a module check for power in

I have the same engine on my craftsman. there is a yellow cap on the opposite side from the oil filter. It's located low (for obvious reasons) near the frame. You will need to: remove the cap and connect a hose in order to not create a mess. (the tube was provided with the manuals when purchased) No oil will come out yet at this point. The oil starts to flow when you push in and twist the connector that the hose fits on to.

This was my first experience needing to use a hose to change oil, but it wasn't too bad. Have some paper towels handy though just in case, lol.

http://www.smallenginewarehouse.com/
This will direct you to all kinds of engines. You pick the one that fits you tractor.
If it is a 26 HP Kohler engine you will spend about $1,500.00 for a new one.
You may want to consider 2 options.
Finding a used engine or replacing the tractor.
Please let me know what you find

Yes there are 2 other options.
Briggs and Stratton, and Onan.
Here is the information. You will need to have your output shaft size.

http://www.smallenginewarehouse.com/

what happens is the oil gets into the valves which will come out the exhaust when on level ground after a side to side or going straight down because the valve's are in the front of engine which is pointing to the front of mower you wont hurt the engine if it does that i would just check the oil often to make sure it doesn't run out