Posted by s.crum on October 25, 2012 at 21:12:17 from (67.142.181.21):
In Reply to: What A joke W/Pix posted by LOU from Wi. on October 25, 2012 at 20:26:13:
You honestly expected a B&S motor to run more than a hundred or so hours without having to tinker it ? All B&S makes is Walmart lawnmower engines these days ! I've got a 4 year old B&S pressure washer with the B&S 6 HP motor. It has about 100 hours on it and last year the ignition mag went bad on it, then this year the first time I tried to use it it popped twice and had no compression. Why would I need the exhaust valve seat to stay in the block? I lined the seat back up and into the block and staked it with a prick punch and so far so good, But if you want any degree of dependability, you might want to look at a Honda engine.
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