After reading about symptoms, it's likely it's connecting rod. Seems Tecumseh has weak rods.
What engine is this?
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After reading about symptoms, it's likely it's connecting rod. Seems Tecumseh has weak rods.
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There are online mower parts dealers who could look up what engines would simply bolt in.
Several years ago I installed a replacement engine into my 2005 Sears Craftman LT1000, bought it online and it bolted right in. I'd been having starting/cranking issues on that original engine (even after adjusting valves, keeping battery on trickle charger), must've had an oil leak while mowing and lost the engine. A bonus is that my replacement one has a few more hp and has an real spin-on oil filter.
Several years ago I installed a replacement engine into my 2005 Sears Craftman LT1000, bought it online and it bolted right in. I'd been having starting/cranking issues on that original engine (even after adjusting valves, keeping battery on trickle charger), must've had an oil leak while mowing and lost the engine. A bonus is that my replacement one has a few more hp and has an real spin-on oil filter.
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Probably not. Looks fine to me, slap it back together and run it. change the oil though :laughing::laughing: