Couple of engines I restored

cruhr1

cruhr1

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Here are a few pics of the engines I just finished restoring. The black one is an HS40 with lighted coil from my 71 speedway scorpion and the white one is a '66 Briggs 3hp from my Fox Campus. The Hs40 was a pretty extensive rebuild with new piston, rings, valves and gaskets. The Briggs was in very good shape so it only needed gaskets and a carb rebuild. The tins on both engines are cleared with Spraymax 2K. Thanks to all the members that helped with tips and info and thanks for looking. Chad





 
JohnnyTillotson

JohnnyTillotson

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cruhr1 said:
Here are a few pics of the engines I just finished restoring. The black one is an HS40 with lighted coil from my 71 speedway scorpion and the white one is a '66 Briggs 3hp from my Fox Campus. The Hs40 was a pretty extensive rebuild with new piston, rings, valves and gaskets. The Briggs was in very good shape so it only needed gaskets and a carb rebuild. The tins on both engines are cleared with Spraymax 2K. Thanks to all the members that helped with tips and info and thanks for looking. Chad





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Sweet stuff. Especially the Tecumseh.
 
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BigBoyToys

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Hello,

Great work on the engines! Do you do the restoration as a business or just personal? I am interested on having 3 H Series Tecumseh engines redone. I am willing to ship since I know your in MN and I'm in NY but you engines look like you take pride in the outcome. Thanks. Great work again. Lmk.

Thx,
Greg D
Bayside NY
 
cruhr1

cruhr1

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BigBoyToys said:
Hello,

Great work on the engines! Do you do the restoration as a business or just personal? I am interested on having 3 H Series Tecumseh engines redone. I am willing to ship since I know your in MN and I'm in NY but you engines look like you take pride in the outcome. Thanks. Great work again. Lmk.

Thx,
Greg D
Bayside NY
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Sorry Greg I am a residential contractor by trade and this is just my hobby. These are only the 2nd and 3rd engines I've ever done. I enjoy doing them but they are time consuming and I would imagine a professional would get several hundred dollars each to do them. I mainly read several threads on this site, asked questions and gave it a try. That Tecumseh was the first engine I ever took completely apart. One thing you should do is download the Tecumseh manual. It's very helpful.

Chad
 
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