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Posted by old on August 06, 2007 at 19:19:47 from (4.244.186.180):
In Reply to: Well now posted by Lanse on August 06, 2007 at 18:12:14:
On that engine even if the bolt is broke off even with the block is shouldn't be all that hard to remove. BTDT more then once. Drill a small hole in the bolt and use an E-Z out being careful not to brake the cheap hardware store ones. Where on the engine is the oil leak?? Common on those old B-S engines to leak at what would be called the oil pan gasket or have the oil breather clogged up and that will cause them to sort of leak out the breather tube going into the carb. Yep I have been playing with those engines since I was 10 years old and have done so many thing to them it isn't funny
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