My 230 is spitting out the exhaust - wet stacking like a diesel. If you open the throttle quick it will give a puff of blue smoke. The plugs are all burning clean and it doesn"t seem to burn any oil. I did make it work hard for a short time which didn"t seem to help. Is it possible this is a head problem?
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Janicholson
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If you are loosing coolant it could be anything from bad head gasket to cracked head. If it does it with the muffler hot, I would be concerned. If it clears up in use, I would ignore it. Gas tractors can wet stack! Jim
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