mrdeadman1
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On one of my flat head Briggs it looks like some one used a pulley puller without a bolt in the crank and now a bolt will not thread in. Any ideas on this? Can I just countersink the hole to get to the undamaged threads?
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damaged crank threads
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mckutzy
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See if you can get the top threads cleared a bit... then run a proper set of taps through...
mrdeadman1
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yeah I just picked up a set of 5/16th-24 taps, I'm going to start with the taper and work up to the bottoming. I once countersunk a chevy 350 crank just didn't know it there was enough room on these. In all honesty I just need to sell the Briggs engines I have and switch everything to predators
mckutzy
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JT is really going to fricken love you now... heheh...
mrdeadman1
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I have 7 karts and 3 mini bikes with briggs engines and 2 karts and 2 mini bikes with predators, and the 212 is more reliable and more powerful with basic mods, than even my 10hp Briggs. Lol just being honest, I don't believe in being biased to an inferior engine
mrdeadman1
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I got it fixed, Thanks for the info mckutzy
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