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Posted by Lanse on August 06, 2007 at 18:12:14 from (64.12.116.74):
Thanks for your help. Well, The gasket is fine, to what I can see, So, Im going to pull the head (again) and seeing if theres enought bolt to remove with pliers or something and if so I'll have to get a new bolt tomorrow. (its only 5miles to town with a bike...) Now, as for the oil leak. Someone said it was a seal. Where do I remove to motor to see this seal. Can I make a new seal? Its a briggs 7hp engine made in 1977 (replacement engine) Thanks for your help!!
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