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Old 03-23-2013, 06:20 PM
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My 582 special is blowing oil out the tube on the right side sitting on the tractor i replaced the breather and still does it. What othe fixes could i try?
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Anybody know?
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It sounds like you have a little blowby with the rings.
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sounds like hi crankcase psi. you could take a plug out and use a rubber tip blow gun to blow air into the cyl, leave the oil fill off and see which side it's coming from
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I dont like that engine. try to find a twin II 18hp B&S very strong runner. I put mine in 15years ago and have never took a wrench to it. I did add a low oil light to it last year.


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If you are sitting on the tractor its coming out the right side. I kinda wana keep the 16 hp to keep it original.
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I dont like that engine. try to find a twin II 18hp B&S very strong runner. I put mine in 15years ago and have never took a wrench to it. I did add a low oil light to it last year.


What did you pull it out of. I may but this in my rolling 582 that has no engine
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pulled it of it box when new.
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pulled it of it box when new.
Lol where did you get it from and what does one run for price?
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I think I paid 400ish for it 15years ago. I dont think you can get them anymore.
they were in the 1980's Sears Craftsman mowers and early zero turns , also on pumps and generators.

they have good torque @ low rpm's.. it'll pull my 10'' plow like nothing is there.
the V twin took its place.
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