Posted by LOU from Wi. on October 25, 2012 at 20:26:13 from (72.160.225.99):
Bought this POS 3 years ago to take care of the leaves, Yea Right. Up until this year so far so good. Son was making the 4th round this week sweeping up leaves when the B&S OHV engine decided to slip a push rod .Oil was pumping into the carb thru valve cover hose. Stopped and hauled it to the shop, took the engine down,re positioned the rod, so now I'm not going to trust it again for next year, Another engine but not an OHV POS.We don't mistreat our equipment,just a bad design idea from B&S.Now wondering if you folks have had the same experiences with this engine? Regards LOU. PS this is hooked on our garden tractor,so it is tractor related.lol
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