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Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

I'm drawing a blank all of the sudden.... What is the name of the website that has a lot of guides on the cleaning and rebuilding for carburetors, alot of older briggs and tecumseh guides too... I'm drawing a blank on it and nothing is coming up in searches...
the website has a blue background... that's all i've got :ROFLMAO:


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Auto Doc's

Terrel Fixes All? Chickanic? James Condon generator repair and small engine? Ken's small engine? Or Dony Boy small engine repair?

That's the only one I can think of for the moment.


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Rivets

This is the one I have used for years when I come across an older BRIGGS. Sorry its not blue. https://mikeandjensoldengines.com/briggs-manuals/


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Auto Doc's

Wow! Rivets, that is an old manual selection way back when cast iron engines were king. I dealt with quite a few of those tired old engines when I was just a "snot nosed kid" starting out in the early 70's, but I had an ambition to learn how engines worked. My uncle would bring them home for me to play with them. These were my toys as I grew up.


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Rivets

Started working on engines in the early 60’s. Briggs kick start, Maytag, hit-n-miss etc this site has come in handy more that once. With a little work you can still find or make parts for them. Four years ago I got a model N with reduction assemby going again. Really fun to work on, but you better understand want your doing.


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Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

Nope, none of those.. i still cant think of it.. I feel stupid because it's a website i used fairly often!
Rivets, when i say older Briggs or tecumseh i mean 80's and 90's. LOL :LOL:


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Scrubcadet10

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