Posted by notjustair on June 15, 2015 at 06:17:35 from (70.195.3.15):
In Reply to: Briggs valve removal posted by 55 50 Ron on June 15, 2015 at 05:24:51:
I was the one that just did one, too. I can't recall whether yours is intake or exhaust.
One is a washer about the size of a quarter with a slot in it. Move it off center and it comes loose. The other is a pain. After compressing the spring (and keeping the valve from lifting at the same time) you move a retainer washer and there is a split shell retainer. The two halves fall apart. It is easy to take out. A bear to put in. My advice is take a paper towel and shove it in the oil return hole (if it is a horizontal shaft engine). You don't want one of those retainer halves falling down there. And they will, trust me. Thank the Lord for long reach magnets.
I got mine all done in about an hour after making a compressor tool. I took a large washer and cut a slot in it so that it would go down around the valve stem. I then welded that washer to a tie rod separating fork (I call them pickle forks). That new tool made it much easier.
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