Recent content by Show7d3

Color the dipstick with a marker- black works well, at least for me.

Maybe a bad diode in the alternator? Can you run it without the belt?

captain14, maybe they should change the name to DuraLost. Years ago I found a Snap-on 5/16 combination wrench on the road. It was bent a little, but worked fine. Only good thing I ever found.

Yes, a very bad design. Needs some more head bolts, but the intake port is in the way. I've replaced many of those gaskets at work- probably at least three dozen in my time there. I can get them done in 1 1/2 hours, including a valve job. You'd think Briggs would at least come up with a better...

The breather hose connects to that fitting.

Possibly hole saw arbors.

Finished detailing my 2020 Malibu Premier that I got 1 1/2 weeks ago. Had to buff the paint with finishing compound to remove the dealer installed swirl marks :mad:. Topped with Ceramic Spray Coating from Adam's Polishes. This was my first time using that product and I'm very impressed! Went on...

That looks like a flywheel puller and it's still on a flywheel. Might be from a motorcycle engine.

I tried to send a PM about who the dealer was, but I couldn't get my message to go through. Maybe post the first letter of each word in the name of the company. I might be familiar with that particular dealer.

Since it seems like you have the proper belt, I would check the pulley alignment and make sure all of the belt keepers/ guides are in place.

That is a spring compressor for the wires connected to the condenser on a Briggs & Stratton engine. I have one in my tool box at work. Doesn't get used much any more since the change to electronic ignition.

I bought a set of Imperial snap ring pliers from McMaster-Carr around five years ago to use at work. They have never let me down.

Changed the oil and filter in my car, and since snow is heading this way, I made sure my snowblower started. Hasn't been run since last winter and it started on the first pull.

I have some for storage in my garage. Around thirty years ago the place I was working had a service van that was going to be junked. I ended up with the shelves for free.

Years ago I bought a cheap bolt assortment and the 1/4-20 x 1" bolts have a 10mm head on them :headscrat. Do you want some oddball bolts to go with your hybrid nuts? :)