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Re: Help Identify Older Ariens?
#1 Jan 4, 2008 8:44 am |
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looks identical to mine,which according to serial numbers on frame is a 1975. e-mail joy gilbertson, warranty service rep. http@ariensweb.ariens.com they should be able to tell you. would it be too much to ask for you to post a picture of the governor linkage and gov. spring. i could sure use it!
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Re: Problem with tecumseh 8hp that don't start...
#2 Jan 4, 2008 7:45 am |
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for anything you want to know about thig engine go to www.smallenginesuppliers.com. they have a complete service manual for all tecumseh horizontal shaft that you can download.. does sound like timing to me, if your engine is a h60 or h70 series, find top dead centre of piston, then turn crank back counter clockwise 7 degrees(looking fron ignition end of engine )remove the wires off the points, loosen the two bolts holding the breaker plate, connect a ohmmeter. one lead to the motor frame the other to the poihts(where you previosly remover wires) slowly move the breaker plate until the meter drops to 0 ohms and tighten the breaker plate bolts. this shoud get you very close ps. if your motor is a h70 orh60 series, can you tell me where the governor spring attaches to carb? hope is helps good luck colin
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