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Hey guys,
I was reving up my 122 last night by the governor, I know big mistake and it started smoking out the valve cover and was running rough, then I heard a bang and it shut off and has no compression, I pulled the engine out and started stripping it down, gonna have a look inside to see what went wrong. I have a good running 10hp to repower it.
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Engine and parts
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Progress on assembling the new engine.
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Yeah this engine is done.
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Crank journal damage!
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Nick
Sorry about your engine. The old engine maybe able to be repaired. Did it knock a hole in the block? Not sure you caused it to blow unless you buzzed it up big time.
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Scraped block!
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Thanks Sam, no it did not but there is a pretty bad scrape, see pic, I am putting the 10 in for now and will pick up another 12 this summer.
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No hole, no crack = good block. Scrape = use-able.
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I've seen worse than that. You may want to rebuild it. It would be a good learning experience for you, you'd probably have fun doing it and if done right will last for many years.
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