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Old 10-05-2017, 08:07 PM
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Try the PB blaster rout.
Maybe vent in carb is clogged?
Blown head gasket?

Too bad you don't has a 184 as I have a carb...
How much for the carb?
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I got your message Lew.....for some reason I am having trouble with private message function....sorry about hi-jacking the thread
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Well I tore into the 154 again this weekend. Turns out the coolant leak is coming out of the hose where it connects to the engine. Made it look like it was coming out of a hole but looking further and I after I pressure washed it it’s just the hose.

Clutch is stuck and have no idea why. It looks different that what I’m used to but it’s definately not releasing. Doesn’t even engage the throwout bearing to the fingers until it’s about half way down so I’m going to try to adjust the free play first.

Had to take off the gas tank/dash as it needs to be rewired and a new key switch plus I had to heat the exhaust elbow red hot to get the muffler off because it was rotten plus steering box mounting is loose. Not sure how much I’m going to put in this thing but it’s pretty cool and has lights and a creeper, deck works good, runs good so we shall see. More pics to come
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