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I've been given an elderly (40-50 years) cultivator - 4 stroke Briggs
and Stratton single cylinder engine. Seems to be all OK and the engine runs fine. However I believe I should be adding something to the petrol to make it equivalent to that containing lead. A local agricultural machinery company said this wasn't necessary, but a decoke would be advisable. What's the collective's opinion please ? Thanks Rob |
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