Glad you take the time to cover your complete lube. Makes you feel better when she turns right over down the road. Just wish the manufacturer did the same. You know how it goes with mass production. 🙏
Hello friend, cordial greetings from Venezuela 🇻🇪 Please I would like to know the torque that the connecting rod, the crankcase and the cover or chamber of the 3.5 HP BRIGGS STRATTON engine should have, thank you very much for your excellent and very detailed explanation, congratulations.
Maestro disculpe que le escriba en español pero no se inglés, me gustan sus vídeos, tengo una podadora briggs stratton 140cc después de un rato trabajando tira aceite por el filtro del aire
I'm rebuilding a 6.75, the block and related stuff are the same as yours. I'm replacing a bent crankshaft on a almost new mower. I didn't remove the gov arm, I assume there is no seal or anything to replace there.
Thanks for the video I’m frustrated that I can’t find the torque conversion number from American to Newton metres. Anyone can help out I’d appreciate that. Robert UK
I have a motor that needs a rebuild. My husband can't seem to find a replacement motor the Motor # is BriggsandStratton 09P6020076F1. Do you rebuild motors or know someone who does? The engine went on a TB_100 TroyBilt push mower built in 2019. I would appreciate any information you can provide. Thank you from Linda and Frank Foster
By now I realize you've moved on. Rebuilding takes time and lots of parts that are hard to gather for the job. In finality and for that older OHC engine, just replace it with something you can come up with locally. Harbor Freight springs to mind. Look around and ask questions before you leap.
does the pin have to be glued in like that ? I thought they had to just set in the hole so that if the gear ever caught and spun the pin it wouldn't break the block ?
how the flying fck did you get the old piston off? BOTH FKN BOLTS on my piston connector rods freiking stripped, i tried a 5/16, and a 7mm or 8mm i forget which, but both stripped...
Glad you take the time to cover your complete lube. Makes you feel better when she turns right over down the road.
Just wish the manufacturer did the same. You know how it goes with mass production. 🙏
Excellent!! Don't forget to turn on the camera for those of us who can't get enough of the kind!!
Oh my god thank you no body else has this engine on TH-cam and this is what I need
exactly
Hello friend, cordial greetings from Venezuela 🇻🇪 Please I would like to know the torque that the connecting rod, the crankcase and the cover or chamber of the 3.5 HP BRIGGS STRATTON engine should have, thank you very much for your excellent and very detailed explanation, congratulations.
sticks and prevent oil from lubing a while. never used it for 50 years
Yes, when you lap the valves, you lap the valve seats at the same time. If not shown on this video it's in another of the series.
if you use too much of assembly lube won't it stop the oil from entering the bearing? just a thought that came to mind
Maestro disculpe que le escriba en español pero no se inglés, me gustan sus vídeos, tengo una podadora briggs stratton 140cc después de un rato trabajando tira aceite por el filtro del aire
thank you sir ...great tutorial👍🙏
are the pistons marked like a big engine or how do you decide which way to put the piston; I notice that the con-rod is shaped a certain way?
I'm rebuilding a 6.75, the block and related stuff are the same as yours. I'm replacing a bent crankshaft on a almost new mower. I didn't remove the gov arm, I assume there is no seal or anything to replace there.
1 thing missing, valve to piston timing, tdc on exhaust stroke with marks aligned
Sorry, I'll have to watch the video again to see where it dropped off
Did you Lap the valve seats?
Buenas noches y disculpe no se inglés. Me podrías decir el torque de viela, tapa de válvulas o culata y la tapa del blok desde ya muchas gracias.
Thanks for pointing that out!! I made an annotation of the video itself.
Thanks for the video I’m frustrated that I can’t find the torque conversion number from American to Newton metres. Anyone can help out I’d appreciate that. Robert UK
Looking good, great advice!
I have a motor that needs a rebuild. My husband can't seem to find a replacement motor the Motor # is BriggsandStratton 09P6020076F1. Do you rebuild motors or know someone who does? The engine went on a TB_100 TroyBilt push mower built in 2019. I would appreciate any information you can provide. Thank you from Linda and Frank Foster
By now I realize you've moved on.
Rebuilding takes time and lots of parts that are hard to gather for the job.
In finality and for that older OHC engine, just replace it with something you can come up with locally. Harbor Freight springs to mind. Look around and ask questions before you leap.
good job i am about to start a rebuild on a 19hp briggs maybe not a full rebuild i have crankshaft seal gone bad
I have a OH 160 Cast iron block , I would like to rebore the cylender ?
Just so everyone knows when you torque down the rod bolts it's inch pounds not foot pounds he forgot to mention that
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thanks for sharing
does the pin have to be glued in like that ? I thought they had to just set in the hole so that if the gear ever caught and spun the pin it wouldn't break the block ?
Not sure what "pin" you are referring to but I'm not using any glue. That red stuff you see is assembly lube.
Quisiera saber con gráficas cómo corregir la descompresión de un motor briyet &start[o6.5
verry good information
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how the flying fck did you get the old piston off? BOTH FKN BOLTS on my piston connector rods freiking stripped, i tried a 5/16, and a 7mm or 8mm i forget which, but both stripped...
very good!!!!
Yea where is the oil dipper ??.
Can you also cover it in oil instead of using the red stuff?
Anything that lubes will do the trick
what kind of oil did you use for the oil rings? Is cutting oil ok?
I always use straight 30W NON-DETERGENT motor oil for the break-in of any cylinder. You can buy a cheap quart at any auto parts store (AutoZone).
nice job,what paint did you use looks well cool
+Philip Hoad Autozone gloss black spray can. Cheap and Quick!!
Any primer,by the way got all these videos on my computer ,watch them as I am on bus in highlands of scotland
I use a metal etching primer - spay can
You should tell that its "Inch Pounds" on the lower 2 rod bolts!.......not foot pounds for those that dont know the difference !
engine without bearings in the main tree? WTF in that?
I don’t think he can multitask he stumbles his words too much
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get a new camera its too fuzzy[not focused] on the images an stay centered ,hold still ,getting dizzy just watching
joncj01 Looks good on mine.
Delerium tremens maybe?