20 hp v-twin only runs on one cylinder

Well who would farkin know?????

So you are going to finally drop another crumb/clue???? Thanks for that, we all enjoy jumping through these stupid hoops!!!!!! Can you at least give us up a spec number,
or should we be thrilled that you allowed us this much info?????
 
Beel61 said:
It is a Tecumseh Enduro VT 20hp...............is it that hard to believe it has 2 carbs ???
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Your mower and you know what it has I don't. Dose it have two intake manifolds? Now did you check the needle valve in the second carburetor? I don't always worry about model numbers, because I think about pass jobs I have done.
 
Beel61 said:
It is a Tecumseh Enduro VT 20hp...............is it that hard to believe it has 2 carbs ???
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You have to excuse the people on here. If they do not have one then no one does.

Yes this engine does have 2 carbs.

I have a 27hp with the duel carbs.
 
I never question the two carburetors because I didn't know. I also work on motorcycles and its very common to have more then one carb. Some time back I worked on a older Gold Wing and it had four carburetors. It s big pain getting them adjusted all the same so it runs right. It would have to be the same for a lawn mower. Never come across more then one carburetor on a mower yet, but not saying I wouldn't. I hope they do away with carburetors all together and go to fuel injection because I think its a lot better system and the engine just runs a lot better. Just think about it carburetors go back to the early 1900's and its time to move on.
 
reynoldston said:
I never question the two carburetors because I didn't know. I also work on motorcycles and its very common to have more then one carb. Some time back I worked on a older Gold Wing and it had four carburetors. It s big pain getting them adjusted all the same so it runs right. It would have to be the same for a lawn mower. Never come across more then one carburetor on a mower yet, but not saying I wouldn't. I hope they do away with carburetors all together and go to fuel injection because I think its a lot better system and the engine just runs a lot better. Just think about it carburetors go back to the early 1900's and its time to move on.
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I agree fuel Injection engines run much better. Untill you have to buy parts.
 
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