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I recommend conventional 10W-30 for at least the first 50 hours of use to ensure complete break-in, then switch over to synthetic.

Look at the governor arm pull spring. It is operated by the mechanism the throttle cable is attached to. The cable mounts to the outside...

Hey look! It's a golf cart with a mower deck. Good for an acre or less of heavy grass cutting? Play the front nine holes, recharge...

Hello Kieth, Well, that is very basic info, we actually need the model and serial number information off of the product label of the...

Any luck finding a drive pulley? Is this for a Kohler engine? Contact me at aghunt83041@ gmail.com I have a 1-1/8 drive pulley and...

Hello hlw49, Does it seem to run normal at high speed once started? Is the choke actually working? The primer is only made to purge...

Hi nbpt100, I support your determination and tenacity to see this project through. Most of us with any length of experience doing this...

I recall the cast iron engine days of book specific head bolt torque values and "by the book" was the rule. When aluminum heads and...

Sounds like another compression relief failure issue to me. Intek engines have a well-known history of this problem. B&S had these cams...

Try pouring a half bottle of Isopropyl rubbing alcohol in each fuel tank and then drive it around constantly changing speed and...

That "whitish stuff" is mostly cast aluminum deteriorating from Ethanol fuel exposure. Ethanol fuel is hygroscopic because it draws in...

The texture of the pan did not look familiar to me, that what aroused the curiosity. It is not a "tank liner", but a sealer that has...

Hi larryuno, I did not see you reply to HL earlier. Hold off on my suggestions until you can get the shifted bracket and frame problem...

I recall also using wheel chains when I had to mow my uncle's property years ago in Virginia. He had very little flat ground. Of course...

What container is this in? That my friend appears to be in-ground tank sealer that came in your fuel from an old gas station. Yes...