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No need to be insulted by non scots who don't now any better. We Gordons don't get mad, I like getting even more rewarding, Cock of the north.

I have to add my two cents worth. I am a 90 year old with a lot of shop experiance, the drawback is all of my experience is also many years ago so I don't kick in much, but if you want to know about a 1958 or so briggs, I might remember. But my real reason for answering is to thank all of the...

Find a manual or take it to a pro. You need a little knowledge for even the simplest machine.

I love this forum even though it calls me a newbie. I have been a member for a while, just not active. I think you have this fellow really confused by all the different answers. Just advise him to go to a dealer, small one if nearby, and get it fixed and ask the right answers.

I love this forum, but at times it is confusing to me and I have a few years repairing small engines. This fellow doesn't understand your replies so just advise him to go to a dealer, small one if nearby, and ask them to explain what all of you guys have been saying in trying to help.

I think that clean and dry is the answer, I would be shot by my dad if I had a machine in that condition.

Hello all: As a new member I haven't much to say. Retired FAA air traffic controller who just bums around the farm, or in the camp in maine. Live on around 80 acres, mowing an acre of yard lawn and about 12 0r so acres of hayfield.