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Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

I'm drawing a blank all of the sudden.... What is the name of the website that has a lot of guides on the cleaning and rebuilding for carburetors, alot of older briggs and tecumseh guides too... I'm drawing a blank on it and nothing is coming up in searches...
the website has a blue background... that's all i've got :ROFLMAO:


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Auto Doc's

Terrel Fixes All? Chickanic? James Condon generator repair and small engine? Ken's small engine? Or Dony Boy small engine repair?

That's the only one I can think of for the moment.


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Rivets

This is the one I have used for years when I come across an older BRIGGS. Sorry its not blue. https://mikeandjensoldengines.com/briggs-manuals/


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Auto Doc's

Wow! Rivets, that is an old manual selection way back when cast iron engines were king. I dealt with quite a few of those tired old engines when I was just a "snot nosed kid" starting out in the early 70's, but I had an ambition to learn how engines worked. My uncle would bring them home for me to play with them. These were my toys as I grew up.


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Rivets

Started working on engines in the early 60’s. Briggs kick start, Maytag, hit-n-miss etc this site has come in handy more that once. With a little work you can still find or make parts for them. Four years ago I got a model N with reduction assemby going again. Really fun to work on, but you better understand want your doing.


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Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

Nope, none of those.. i still cant think of it.. I feel stupid because it's a website i used fairly often!
Rivets, when i say older Briggs or tecumseh i mean 80's and 90's. LOL :LOL:


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Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

Laying in bed and it came to me!

Disassembly, Cleaning and Repair of Briggs and Stratton Medium Two-Piece Flo-jet Carburetor

outdoorpowerinfo.com outdoorpowerinfo.com


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Auto Doc's

Hi Scrubcadet10,

Thanks for the follow up. I recall that site some years ago and thought it vanished like so many others with actual useable content.


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Rivets

That looks very similar to this one. Sorry I misunderstood your definition of OLD. I’ve forgotten more than I remember, so get confused very easily. Thankfully I’ve cut back drastically, due to recovering from a bout with sepsis, it’s some mean crap. NowI only do units when I know I can complete in a day or two, as my energy level is no where close to what it was. Most of my customers understand. I’ll add your site to my support list. https://outdoorpowerinfo.com/repairs/#id_float


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Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

Rivets said:
That looks very similar to this one. Sorry I misunderstood your definition of OLD. I’ve forgotten more than I remember, so get confused very easily. Thankfully I’ve cut back drastically, due to recovering from a bout with sepsis, it’s some mean crap. NowI only do units when I know I can complete in a day or two, as my energy level is no where close to what it was. Most of my customers understand. I’ll add your site to my support list. https://outdoorpowerinfo.com/repairs/#id_float
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Sepsis is some bad stuff... I knew some people who unfortunately got the short straw with it...


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Auto Doc's

Yep, it's the bodies' reaction to an infection that has usually gone untreated. The body's immune system starts working against itself. My uncle died from it about 30 years ago.


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