CONNECTING ROD Repair On 9HP Tecumseh Snowking PART 2 of 2

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Uploaded by on Feb 22, 2010

PART 2 of 2. Final reassembly and Cold Start of the engine.

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  • does a kohler k301as have those timing notches on the cam and crank?

  • @Wheelhorsec121lover1 i think so

  • Hey buddy;I enjoy your videos alot,very informative.I got a new ariens snowblower a year ago.I am very familiar with the tecumseh snow king engine,this ariens has a B&S,Ive been told B&S engines are not as durable as the tecumseh.Just wondering if you could give your opion on this...Thank you Cliff

  • @crippledrider hard to say, the new briggs are more quiet and reliable i think

  • About your rtv silicone do you let it dry or do you just put it on. i put it on the carb of my 6.5 hp tecumseh toro lawnmower with out letting it dry and it seems to work fine.  just wanted to know what you do

  • @MrPuch78 i don't bother to let it dry, no need to

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  • I have a Briggs 11 hp powerbuilt. I rebuilt it. When putting together the governer gear fits on the end of the cam but isn't held in place at all. It also serves as the oil sling. I used the governer arm to keep pressure on the gear while putting back on the cover. Do you think that is on there correct. The arm doesn't gat stuck and the shaft doesn't get stuck at all. I just wanted to know before starting it so there is little risk of damage

  • @donyboy73 i'll agree with that 100% sadly, i've see the honda gx series being better than both. agree?

  • Was the surface on that crankshaft scored? And when you sanded the crankcase where the gasket goes, I would have tipped it over so that the dust doesn't go into the crankcase.

  • @andrew07kelly usuLLY 5W30, NO NEED TO Rreplace the oil right away

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