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  1. L

    Found a loophole

    Also provides a nice place to have a lunch break and my after lunch siesta!
  2. L

    Found a loophole

  3. L

    Tecumseh year id

    Yeah, that was my best guess too Thanks!
  4. L

    Tecumseh year id

    Can anyone tell me the year of this Tecumseh engine? It's on a Troy-bilt tiller. From what I can determine the tiller was manufactured between 1990 to 2001 by the location of it's ID plate. Thanks!
  5. L

    small engine coil bad?

    tested coil with ohm meter. 2,000 ohms plug socket to ground. For comparison: I have a running homelite blower who's coil tests 3,000 ohms. I have 2 tihl BR320s which both initially started at like 6,000 and went up over about 10 seconds to infinate--I never could get a reading on them...
  6. L

    small engine coil bad?

    disassembled further. Nice and clean inside with only light dust--no oily residue. Looked at both seals and they look good. Cylinder is tight to block and I see no evidence of leaking crankcase. Coil gap is/and was, set at .010 Disconnected coil grounding wire--didn't change a thing...
  7. L

    small engine coil bad?

    dead on .010
  8. L

    small engine coil bad?

    was and is dead on .010 coil is tight
  9. L

    small engine coil bad?

    as noted it was the first thing I did.
  10. L

    small engine coil bad?

    Everything is tight--a bit of dust but no oily dirt around seals.
  11. L

    small engine coil bad?

    One of the plugs is NGK
  12. L

    small engine coil bad?

    Sure, Echo PB260L
  13. L

    small engine coil bad?

    Yes, I just Installed new carb, fuel lines, fuel filter, air filter, plug. By plug, I mean spark plug. In fact I've tried 3 (spark plugs)--one out of another blower that is working.
  14. L

    small engine coil bad?

    Father reported his 2 stoke backpack blower wouldn't accelerate. I didn't test it I just took his word and quickly checked the exhaust screen--it was not plugged and I didn't put it back in. The air filter was filthy. I just Installed new carb, fuel lines, fuel filter, air filter, plug. (yes...
  15. M

    Damaged 283 piston out

    I got the piston out this afternoon. I didn't even need to ridge ream it. It's definitely toast, crushed ring groove. The ring is broken, also. I will take it to the machine shop tomorrow, so they can put a new one on that rod. I don't see anything stamped on the pistons or bearing inserts...
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