John Roger
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Is the engine flooded?
Pull the plug and look around is it a close enough match to the one in the push mower? Try a different plug.How would I be able to tell?
It’s electric and pull start
Valve cover gasket so No, and that shouldn't even be enough to leak oil out of the rockerbox since it's beyond the valve cover seat impression.Would the hole in this rubber seal mess up compression???View attachment 147759
A lot of dipshyte answers from very clearly non mechanics.
3 yes old, YES THE LASH NEEDS RESET!!
Also every bolt in the damn thing should be torqued... that much should have been done after the first 10hrs and again after another 40, and at least checked after clocking 100hrs.
Loose headstuds bleed compression, and loose valve lash will not only retard the valve timing, but reduce the lift and duration, also very good way to drop a rod and blow the block open
take of the head is it full of fuel or waterHow would I be able to tell?
It’s electric and pull start
What does that mean in American English?take of the head is it full of fuel or water
Buddy, E before S in does. Question marks (?) should be used when asking a question. Make sure to look over your post before sending for any errors.Question when you start it
1 dose it have compression
2 dose it pop (like there is a explosion happening in the engine)
3 is it getting air and fuel
4 is the kill switch on
Take off the head. Is it full of fuel or water?What does that mean in American English?
I don’t know if it has compression. I have a compression kit some where can’t find it. Going to store Friday for one.Question when you start it
1 dose it have compression
2 dose it pop (like there is a explosion happening in the engine)
3 is it getting air and fuel
4 is the kill switch on
I’ll check after work tomorrowBuddy, E before S in does. Question marks (?) should be used when asking a question. Make sure to look over your post before sending for any errors.
Take off the head. Is it full of fuel or water?
If the top end was full of anything, it would act seized.take of the head is it full of fuel or water
If it rolls with the pull cord, don't bother. Eventually you'll learn enough to be able to easily weed out the idiots and armchair professionals.I’ll check after work tomorrow
Exactly! A lot of the time though a sheared key leads to kickback or what at first glance would seem like a failing compression release.If it rolls with the pull cord, don't bother. Eventually you'll learn enough to be able to easily weed out the idiots and armchair professionals.
It's uncommon but not unheard of to have a dud coil. I'd pull the flywheel and check for a sheared key just because you may have spark, just at the wrong time.
Ill pull fly wheel tomorrow and check. How would I fix the timing after that?If it rolls with the pull cord, don't bother. Eventually you'll learn enough to be able to easily weed out the idiots and armchair professionals.
It's uncommon but not unheard of to have a dud coil. I'd pull the flywheel and check for a sheared key just because you may have spark, just at the wrong time.