Hello everyone,
I sarted using a (probally) older lawn mower, which has an OHV engine, not sure who made it, because there are no stickers on it. Anyways, by looking at my Gutbrod lawnmower, it says, to clean it, it has to be placed on it's right side, where you spill the oil in. I tried it on the OHV one, and, the only problem is, when I get it on (most likely) 45°, fuel starts to leak from the carburetor, or on the end of it. So, it's very hard to clean it. Anyways, even if I close the fuel, it still does leak. So, am I placing it on the wrong side, or is it a bad gasket? Thanks in advance! :smile:
Here are some photos of the engine and the carburetor.
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I sarted using a (probally) older lawn mower, which has an OHV engine, not sure who made it, because there are no stickers on it. Anyways, by looking at my Gutbrod lawnmower, it says, to clean it, it has to be placed on it's right side, where you spill the oil in. I tried it on the OHV one, and, the only problem is, when I get it on (most likely) 45°, fuel starts to leak from the carburetor, or on the end of it. So, it's very hard to clean it. Anyways, even if I close the fuel, it still does leak. So, am I placing it on the wrong side, or is it a bad gasket? Thanks in advance! :smile:
Here are some photos of the engine and the carburetor.
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OHV Engine fuel leak
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