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The gear is under the shroud. It's going to be single digits here for the weekend so if a heat gun doesn't pep it up tomorrow morning...
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Hello E., We specifically need all the information that is stamped into the top of one of the engine rocker/valve covers. If the valve...
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I use a Thexton 404 most of the time for small engine and automotive.
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A blow drier to warm it up, if possible. The nylon Bendix gear gets moody when both worn from use and cold. A little WD-40 might help...
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I recently sold a nice 12.5 KW Generac generator and a friend with him asked why I did not "shine it up". I simply told them I am...
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When was the last time you replaced the spark plug? Also make sure it the one it calls for. Just because a plug fits does not mean it is...
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