This screw, also known as a shoulder bolt, is a genuine OEM replacement part for your lawn mower. This metal screw holds the starter grille in place against the rewing starter on your lawn mower. It requires a wrench to be loosened or tightened.
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Bolts that secure engine to the deck and hold the drive belt guide bracket in place, had worked loose. This allowed the bracket to drop into the path of the blade thus ruining the bracket.
1.Replaced the bracket with new one and secured it with replacement bolts.
2. Put old blade back on
3. Also replaced missing air cleaner and cover.
4. Quite an easy fix given the schematics to show what parts were missing.
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Low Compression; oil leaking from head.
Dale from Newell, North Carolina
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Difficulty Level:
Difficult
Total Repair Time:
1- 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
This was a basic complete tear down, ring/valve job on a 6.5 Tecumseh flat-head engine. I also cleaned up all the bolts and threads. Nothing out of the ordinary happened. As this was my first complete tear down of a Tecumseh, I got surprised by a couple of ways it differed from a Briggs. For example, the piston arm grips the crank journal
... Read more in the opposite direction. That is, the bolt heads look to the left, not the right. There was no directional mark or indent on the piston head to tell me which way it goes in. I put it in the wrong way and then had to back up and undo it, but not before I\'d already put the oil pan back on! I just took my time and made sure everything was right before I went on to the next step. (Tried to keep the cursing down, too!) Runs fine now. Thanks.
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