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It won't.. We tried using a electric fuel 12 psi pump with 5/16 inlet and outlet to transfer some oil. It started to pull it but as soon as it hit the pump it stopped.
The OP is talking about a diaphragm cam driven pump, not an electric one.
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The OP is talking about a diaphragm cam driven pump, not an electric one.
I would say that might even be tougher to pass oil through... With an electric pump once the oil is hot you might have a chance. I tried it with cold oil..
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Put a styrofoam box around the sump with ice in it that will cool the oil , you can use the same method to cool beer
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While you are at it.... Make sure you wrap the exhaust with thermal heat cloth and coil the fuel line in a can with ice..... Need all the HP you can get out of the K series to mow....

Don't forget to port and polish the valve train.... Lighten the piston skirt, mill the head... shave the flywheel,

Really....?
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Add turboo incapuslaters to the valve rotors, transgender spark plugs,
and silly cone karbon wires.
Only run 5 balls in the bearings instead of seven and make sure they are lubed with castro light weight earl.
Oh and don fergit marvelous misterious oil additive in the muffler.
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Oh and don fergit marvelous misterious oil additive in the muffler.
This will surely keep the muffler bearing from wearing prematurely !
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Some of you guys remind me of my kid. I make a little joke and then he takes it way to far and then Daddy has to yell.
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Some of you guys remind me of my kid. I make a little joke and then he takes it way to far and then Daddy has to yell.
Monkey see monkey do lol..

How old is your son?
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Monkey see monkey do lol..

How old is your son?
He will be 8 on Saturday.
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AH! happy Birthday to him! Thats a great age!
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