Posted by old on March 24, 2022 at 19:26:54 from (67.142.112.130):
In Reply to: Reusing head gasket posted by 37 chief on March 24, 2022 at 16:14:22:
Back around 1977 my dad had a Gravely brush hog walk behind machine. It has a single cylinder engine. I was home on leave from the Navy and the neighbor had borrowed it. They could not get it to run. I looked at it and one of the valve had stuck open again. Ha that problem a number of times. I pulled the head off and freed up the valve. I then started to put the head back on using the used head gasket. There where a couple of high school kid watching me and they said you can't do that the head gasket will never seal. They where in the high school shop class. I told them watch and learn. At the time I was maybe 19 or 20. It by the way worked just fine
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