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JOHN

06-28-1999 16:07:49




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Smokes a little on start-up but runs clean under power.After mowing 3hrs.engine hick-ups,sudden loss of power! Fell to very weak idle.Would not idle to barn.After short jerk with jeep and chain, started but still would not pull own weight.NOTICED SMALL AMOUNT OF OIL BLOWING BETWEEN EXHAUST MANIFOLD GASKET & TAILPIPE CONNECTION.Loaned tools to son the other day, where can I START when I reclaim them.

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Kevin Barrows

06-29-1999 05:50:44




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 Re: 49 How serious? in reply to JOHN, 06-28-1999 16:07:49  
John, I think that you should start with a compression check and a look see at the spark plugs. Also check the gap on the points.

Good Luck, Kevin



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john

07-01-1999 20:46:30




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 Re: Re: 49 How serious? in reply to Kevin Barrows, 06-29-1999 05:50:44  
Thanks to K.B. for reply & keeping me on the basics.(got my tools back but had to put brakes on his truck to get them.) Pulled the dist. cap & found a two piece rotor,cracked completey into.Went ahead with new tune up & diagnostic and we're ready to mow.--Fluid in exhaust connection must have been unburnt fuel. ROTOR NOTICE: The rotor the shop sold me was a black version,it WOULDNOT push completey on shaft, This is what they currently stock. After 30min. searching they found one brown version----A SNAP FIT. In a spot you could whittle a black one to fit. But thats not what we pay the big bucks for.THANKS AGAIN! HAVE A GREAT HOLIDAY!

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john

07-01-1999 20:32:18




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 Re: Re: 49 How serious? in reply to Kevin Barrows, 06-29-1999 05:50:44  
Thanks to K.B. for reply & keeping me on the basics.(got my tools back but had to put brakes on his truck to get them.) Pulled the dist. cap & found a two piece rotor,cracked completey into.Went ahead with new tune up & diagnostic and we're ready to mow.--Fluid in exhaust connection must have been unburnt fuel. ROTOR NOTICE: The rotor the shop sold me was a black version,it WOULDNOT push completey on shaft, This is what they currently stock. After 30min. searching they found one brown version----A SNAP FIT. In a spot you could whittle a black one to fit. But thats not what we pay the big bucks for.THANKS AGAIN! HAVE A GREAT HOLIDAY!

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07-01-1999 20:26:42




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 Re: Re: 49 How serious? in reply to Kevin Barrows, 06-29-1999 05:50:44  
Thanks to K.B. for reply & keeping me on the basics.(got my tools back but had to put brakes on his truck to get them.) Pulled the dist. cap & found a two piece rotor,cracked completey into.Went ahead with new tune up & diagnostic and we're ready to mow.--Fluid in exhaust connection must have been unburnt fuel. ROTOR NOTICE: The rotor the shop sold me was a black version,it WOULDNOT push completey on shaft, This is what they currently stock. After 30min. searching they found one brown version----A SNAP FIT. In a spot you could whittle a black one to fit. But thats not what we pay the big bucks for.THANKS AGAIN! HAVE A GREAT HOLIDAY!

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