Part 2 1953 Briggs and Stratton 5s on a Reel Mower
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Awesome, I WANT one!!!! :)
Of course I will have to learn how to say ArHHHH!!!! Like Arnold to heave this beast around the lawn! :)
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seafoam that thing
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56 years old and it still takes a beating
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wow! lol, listen to that knocking little oil burner!
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i wonder what the rpm for an engine like this is when its at full throtle
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That engine is so awesome. I have one from my dad that looks egsacly like that but I think it got sold.:(
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hey what hp is it. I have a 2hp motor on a rototiller and it will idle so low you dont know its running have fun with that little beast!!
MXguy95 2 years ago
It's about 0.8 HP.
Turbo231 2 years ago
NICE!!! those little briggs are so somple its pretty hard for them to not run so good! umm could you explain how you fixed the fuel pick up? i have the same problem with a 3hp Briggs it wont suck up gas idk why...Thanks alot dude!
fordwillkillyou 3 years ago 2
Yeah, now that I have it running, I'll probably give the whole motor a good cleaning and can take it apart again. Long story short a little copper tube goes down to a little foot. That foot has a extremely fine copper screen that was coated with crap. I used a little pick and scraped it clean, followed by a good washing...I used WD-40, but most any cleaner would work...the more aggressive, the better with this old stuff.
Turbo231 3 years ago
@fordwillkillyou "seafoam" engine fuel treatment about 1tbspoon in tank let it run till its close to empty then add fresh gas.
72fordmaverick 1 year ago
@72fordmaverick This tank was physically plugged with debris. The inlet screen just needed a good scrubbing. I traditionally soak stuff in Seafoam first given my general laziness to take apart old stuff in fear of breaking something.
Turbo231 1 year ago