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And boy are those governor seals are hard to replace without tearing down the engine especially on the ZTRs I work on.Kawasaki motors eventually leak oil from 2 places. The crankcase breather and the the governor shaft seal.
And boy are those governor seals are hard to replace without tearing down the engine especially on the ZTRs I work on.Kawasaki motors eventually leak oil from 2 places. The crankcase breather and the the governor shaft seal.
I grabbed a picture of "a' tin off Google. Not the exact one for your engine. Just to show what they look like.IF you are going to remove the tins then it is an engine pull. As none of the screws are easily accessible as everything in the following image plus the flywheel has come off. Item 6 highlighted are the tins screws. And there is also #16 screws and the fuel pump bracket [#15] that might need to come off.
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Even the Briggs Slomo showed that engine has to come off to get to the third screw.
I don't if you can access the following JDParts website but this is your mower.
https://partscatalog.deere.com/jdrc/navigation/equipment/26852
Last I read on here he passed away. Heck of a guy........what happened to Bert?
I looked at the governor seal, and all is well there. Whereabouts on the FH491v is the crankcase breather? Somebody mentioned that to me yesterday.kawasaki motors eventually leak oil from 2 places. The crankcase breather and the the govenor shaft seal.
Yes, number 6 are the bolts I was talking about at the rear of the engine. You could bend the tab back and then get a wrench in there, but then your tin is ruined. If this helps to find out what's leaking, I have no problem with pullinhOn top of the crankcase above the carb between the cylinders. A plate with 4 screws.On top of the crankcase above the carb between the cylinders. A plate with 4 screws.On top of the crankcase above the carb between the cylinders. A plate with 4 screws.
I grabbed a picture of "a' tin off Google. Not the exact one for your engine. Just to show what they look like.