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Old 09-15-2018, 11:09 AM
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Coop, would you shut up. Your not making yourself look any smarter, and you aren't swaying anyone's opinion. And.... I'm not going to debate with you. Your think your too smart to learn. I too will just agree that you're wrong and move on.
Sure.. just show me an engine running with zero compression. Then I'll shut up
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It's a straw man arguement. I'm not interested in the debate.
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Well; this wasn't exactly the kind of answers I was looking for, didn't mean to start a flame session. Anyway, I had already been mowing for almost two hours when all of a sudden I hear a "POP" and it quit so I did have fuel, and spark and it will not start again.
I had heard that the Kohler Command engines have some problems with the overhead valves. It had run great all day and just stopped. It has recently been backfiring and dieseling when I turn it off. I do idle down before stopping the engine, I like CUBs and do my best to keep them in good shape,
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Well; this wasn't exactly the kind of answers I was looking for, didn't mean to start a flame session. Anyway, I had already been mowing for almost two hours when all of a sudden I hear a "POP" and it quit so I did have fuel, and spark and it will not start again.
I had heard that the Kohler Command engines have some problems with the overhead valves. It had run great all day and just stopped. It has recently been backfiring and dieseling when I turn it off. I do idle down before stopping the engine, I like CUBs and do my best to keep them in good shape,
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You did have fuel and spark while it was running. Many things could cause either to stop abruptly. You really need to check both now that it will not run to verify
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Will do. Thanks for all the helpful insight !


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