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Old 06-22-2015, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by swacor View Post
When I did my head gaskets on mine I did about everything possible. Did you do anything with your breather cover. There's a reed valve ( I think that's what is called) and filter under that and also where the oil pressure sender screws into.
No I havnt done anything with that breather assembly.

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Originally Posted by J-Mech View Post
Hmmmm....... maybe not a carb problem at all.....
Yeah that's what Im thinking. I ran it yesterday and watched what was happening and it runs geat until the carb is overwhelmed with oil.

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Originally Posted by Sam Mac View Post
If this thing is puking oil into the carb it will never run right. Just had a Vanguard with a bad head gasket do what yours is doing. As a test I removed the hose that goes from the crankcase vent to the filter and replaced it with a longer hose to get the oil from blowing into the intake. Ran it to a small pail. Then I was able to get it to run enough to determine what it's problem was.

Considering that you have replaced, head gaskets, ignition modules and rebuilt the carb multiple times you may want to consider looking for a replacement engine. Just my 2 cents.
Ill try that today. What am I looking for to determine a head gasket issue? This tractor has only been run maybe two hours since the head gasket replacement and everything was torqued and retorqued to spec. What would make them blow that fast?

Ill start lookin around for another engine. Id prefer to just drop a brand new one in it but my wife may flip her lid. If Im going to go that route, I might as well tear the whole thing down and sandblast and paint it.
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