The crazy thing I really cant understand is for all the years it has sat there I’ve turned the engine a little once or twice a year to keep it free, and a couple years ago I tried starting it, and it turned over and over with a battery, but the carb float was stuck open(fresh gas from a separate tank) and it wouldn't start, and there was haying to be done, so I walked away, and the next time I tried it 6 months or so later it was stuck, I cant understand what even stuck when it hadn’t in those decades of sitting. Does that ring any bells? I simply don’t have time or resources to tear the head and pan off, for me it's either this or nothing unfortunately, I know that seems to be a cop out but it's all I have the ability or money to do, I don’t even have anywhere indoors for it to be worked on unfortunately. I hate to think I caused this but must be I did somehow. Thanks, Eric
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