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Old 04-24-2015, 07:11 PM
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That is my house, lol, ok thanks
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Nick,I would pull the pan to see what crawled in there,or at least see if the drain plug is not stripped....
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Nick,I would pull the pan to see what crawled in there,or at least see if the drain plug is not stripped....
It is not stripped Lew, but I may pull it, I was told to run it with diesel and oil and then flush it out, I stuck a screwdriver in there and it looked ok.
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I'd have to agree with Justin106. I'd just flush it with some oil then fill it and run it and drain. if you do take the pan off take the rod cap off to and check it. the Briggs model 17 & 19 engines are pretty hard to find parts for. I rebuilt a 17 about 10 years ago and had trouble finding a connecting rod and piston for it. got lucky and posted a wanted add on the simpletractors site and a dealer contacted me that had some NOS stuff
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I'd have to agree with Justin106. I'd just flush it with some oil then fill it and run it and drain. if you do take the pan off take the rod cap off to and check it. the Briggs model 17 & 19 engines are pretty hard to find parts for. I rebuilt a 17 about 10 years ago and had trouble finding a connecting rod and piston for it. got lucky and posted a wanted add on the simpletractors site and a dealer contacted me that had some NOS stuff
Ok thanks, I pulled the carb and took it apart and cleaned it, it looked pretty good, it looks to have been rebuilt before, I noticed the intake gasket was broken so I removed that and replaced it.
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Got all the crap removed from the flywheel, shroud, and mag, should breathe good now.
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The engine is done and ready to install.
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Lew would have painted it..........

Hope it runs. soda for you
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Ya I want to see that thing drive. I even have an ice cold one right next to me for the occasion. (sprite)
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