mice had gotten into the intake, i removed it and cleaned it best i could without taking the head off, but maybe i should look into that further they may have dragged stuff into the cylinders, but its hard to see. plenty of battery cranks like a champ, its about 50 degrees here, i just bought the tractor a few weeks ago, the guy said it ran, then it sat for a year and he tried to start it and nothing. no idea how many hours, he took all the tin to get powder coated and i have yet to recieve it from him. also what is odd under the tractor on the passenger side, where the motor attaches to the housing you can see the fly wheel, but when i cranked the motor over oil came out, it looks like gear oil but unsure, i know its a dry clutch, any ideas how that would happen? thanks
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