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Re: Tecumseh HM80 flywheel magnets and coil question.
#1   Mar 6, 2010 10:49 pm
Disregard looking at the valves,  That all should be good... I was assuming this was a Used engine..Take a little video of how it runs,  Idling,  mid speed and full throttle..

kinda point out what it is doing..   It is very rare that a new engine  fails,  Does this happen with both carbs? (same Symptoms).. I would try a good ND or NGK plug,  The Champ plug that is in it is a resistor plug (and the cheapest thing they make).   I have had those bad from the box at the shop.

Also, take a look at and post a few pictures of your govenor links and set up of the throttle plate,,,

Does this unit have a oil alert on it ? (low oil shut off)...

Ok..

Good Luck,

Friiy

Re: Tecumseh HM80 flywheel magnets and coil question.
#2   Mar 6, 2010 7:58 am
     The magnets should be clear or past the center point of the magneto..   A Magneto only fires (all systems) at  the highest densisty of magnetic flux, called "e-gap" on the dischage of the coil as the magnets are passed/ passing the arm. 

      I don't think you have compound problems, you may have created a few ..   You seem to be in this engine pretty deep,  Are you sure you timing marks on the cam and crank are correct?

      Changing carbs? epa Carbs?....    These carbs may all fit the same engines, but the carbs are made for the same engines doing diffrent things.... Put the original carb back on..  You may have a Vent on the carb that is blocked because it is mismatched with the wrong intake manifold / gasket or the carb is trying to run position (throttle setting) that the carb is not manufactured to pull a load at.. 

     The spark plug gasket on the plug is a crush gasket,  even though they seal fairly well more than once,  they are made to only to seal once..   I bet you have had this plug off alot right?   I supect it will leak now...    Not to worry it will not effect running of the engine..  Don't change the head.. 

      Have you checked the valve seats in your travels through this engine,  how is the valve surface? or the valve guides... These issues may cause a rich running motor...

    What was the first problem you had that made you want to break into this engine so deep?  

   We need a little more info to work this out..

Good Luck,

Friiy

Re: ohv vs. ohc
#3   Feb 23, 2010 2:21 am
         OHC and OHV engines are both overhead valve engines... The diffrence is the placement of the cam..  The OHC Hondas I have seen run a timing belt to the cam,  this is lighter weight.    It takes fuel to move weight (the weight is always there even under no load,  this weight robs power).  Also the overhead cam system is quieter, less metal to metal contact of gears in lash.  Also there is less vibration in a belt system without pushrods and tappets changing direction every stroke.   All that extra hardware/ weight requires fuel to keep it moving...

 Friiy

Re: Craftsman Transaxle Blown apart
#4   Feb 19, 2010 1:04 pm
Post some pictures...

Friiy

Re: simplicity 1170e impeller wont turn
#5   Feb 16, 2010 10:36 pm
Last weeks' newspaper...

Friiy

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