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Re: Checking engine oil levels
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Posted by Missouri Boy on October 16, 2005 at 14:44:42 from (204.8.191.57):
In Reply to: Checking engine oil levels posted by Johnski on October 16, 2005 at 06:57:19:
My lawnmower with a B&S engine wil read over full when you first remove the syick. I had not considered a vacuum being created by the seal of the stick. We had a neighbor when I was a kid who would before starting his sawmill power unit wipe the stick and check the oil and then WIPE IT AGAIN before putting it back into the rngine. Funny thing he wiped it both times on the bib of his overalls. His wife could never understand how he got his clothes so dirty.
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