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08-03-2015, 11:23 PM
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1440 Briggs 14hp on the floor..now what?
Guys,
Well I did what Sam and others always suggest.....pull the engine, it's easy and give it a good cleaning and check it over. i pulled it because its a tractor I don't know. I bought it last fall and the engine did start and run as long as I provided gas down the carb. My question is very simple.....now that it's on the floor what should I do with it? I know the basic cleanup but what else? I was surprised to find the engine cooling fins clean and no mouse nests any where. I did notice that the air intake screen over the flywheel was completely caked and plugged. I suspect it's overheated in the past and the old prior owner shut it off and bought a new mower for his wife. He told me it started blowing oil but I see no massive oil spill anywhere on the block. Any suggestion will be appreciated. I plan on removing the fender pan and do the fuel line replace from back to front with a new filter, etc. I've already done all that with my other 1440 so I'm familiar with that but i've never had an engine sitting on the floor before. sorry, the pics didn't look that way on my desktop
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08-03-2015, 11:50 PM
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Fixed them. Now it's easier to see
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08-03-2015, 11:57 PM
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Thanks, I appreciate it!
Now I can get my ear off my shoulder from trying to see them! 
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08-04-2015, 07:30 AM
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I would get the engine running sitting on the floor and without pouring gas down the carb. You have a fuel solenoid on the carb that has to have 12 volts on it to open the jet for the engine to run.
Once you get it running, you can evaluate where to go from here. If it's smoking, you may no more than head gaskets and that's likely if the engine has gotten hot.
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08-24-2015, 09:28 PM
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I put 12 volts to the solenoid wire while I was grounding it and heard nothing. I think Sam said once that one should hear a click sound.
Does anybody know if this is a good price? I found them from this price to $99. ouch! http://www.equipatron.com/Briggs-&-S...64-692094.html
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08-24-2015, 09:33 PM
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