I don't like you answer-- something I didn't want to hear -- LOL I thank you for the come back.
I just had this engine apart last summer. was supposed to be a re manufactured engine only a few years ago. I have the paper here somewhere I believe it was around 1400.00 Po said his grandson didn't check the oil a couple times and did in fact run it till it locked up.
I went to buy this machine knowing it was blown, but when I got it home (before pushing it off the trailer I decided to pull off the tin on the starter side. I found the starter was stuck very bad so I pried on the drive shaft till it came loose put oil in engine, and it actually started.
Long story short I ended up loosing a rod cap in about 2 min of playing with the throttle so all I replaced was the rod.
When I had it down rings looked too good to replace. and the cylinders could have been maybe honed a bit. Didn't have a Hone at that time .
I just hate the thought of having to split it again .
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