tecumseh rep said is ok to use 0w30,5w30,10w30 synthetic in
tecumseh snow blower engines. i use it in my tecumseh 7 hp tiller engine
and it got more power .. lucas

http://www.minibite.com/america/malone.htm

that idea about the valve clearance is a good possability too.

http://www.minibite.com/america/malone.htm

Starts up runs but a few minutes it stalls out. Let it set and starts up again and stalls. Just put a new carburetor on it does the same think.

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Starts up runs but a few minutes it stalls out. Let it set and starts up again and stalls. Just put a new carburetor on it does the same think.




Check for the spark as soon as it stalls out. It may be the coil
heating up or some other part that generates the spark.

I doubt that it could be the hole in the gas cap is stopped up,but have
seen engines run for a short period of time and quit and then start back
up after a period of time.

On 1/13/21 10:50 AM, Ralph Mowery wrote:
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Starts up runs but a few minutes it stalls out. Let it set and starts up again and stalls. Just put a new carburetor on it does the same think.




Check for the spark as soon as it stalls out. It may be the coil
heating up or some other part that generates the spark.

I doubt that it could be the hole in the gas cap is stopped up,but have
seen engines run for a short period of time and quit and then start back
up after a period of time.

It sure sounds like the coil is causing the problem. Loosen the
gas cap as soon as it stalls then try to start it.

On Wednesday, January 13, 2021 at 11:50:33 AM UTC-5, Ralph Mowery wrote:
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Starts up runs but a few minutes it stalls out. Let it set and starts up again and stalls. Just put a new carburetor on it does the same think.



Check for the spark as soon as it stalls out. It may be the coil
heating up or some other part that generates the spark.

I doubt that it could be the hole in the gas cap is stopped up,but have
seen engines run for a short period of time and quit and then start back
up after a period of time.

In line with that, I would verify there is good fuel flow to the carb.

In alt.home.repair, on Wed, 13 Jan 2021 16:30:59 +0000, Al
wrote:

Starts up runs but a few minutes it stalls out. Let it set and starts up again and stalls. Just put a new carburetor on it does the same think.

Try blowing through the hole in the gas cap. If you're still not sure
that the hole goes all the way through (zigzagging), put it on loose, so
air can get in, and see how long it runs then.

On Wed, 13 Jan 2021 16:30:59 +0000, Al
wrote:

Starts up runs but a few minutes it stalls out. Let it set and starts up again and stalls. Just put a new carburetor on it does the same think.
Ignitor/coil failing hot