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06-19-2015, 09:05 PM
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Yeah, I think so. I told the wife if this thing keeps acting up, Im gonna sell it or put a brand new motor in it. Either way, I lose. With a new motor, Id be into it for about 3400 bucks.
Had water heater issues tonight so I didn't get around to pulling the carb. Ill try and get to it tomorrow afternoon after my daughters dance recital. Im sure its something simple this time and the carb makes since, since I just had the entire engine apart. I also noticed a little dirt in the fuel filter that shouldn't be there since everything is new so Ill be replacing that as well. I havnt a clue where that came from. I thought I did a pretty good job of cleaning up the tank and the shut off valves but its possible I missed something. On a positive note, while it was running, I mowed the lawn twice an got the 2165 back together. Having a spare tractor and grass that isn't a foot high makes this issue not near as stressful as the last one! Thanks again for the suggestions. I hope to report back with good news!
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