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Thank you for posting this informative video🤠👍👌👊

Thank you sir, Much appreciated 👋🏻

Pull the head and look at the head gasket 😊

220 in/pds.. quite abit no? Lol. Id say your valve stem seals are leaking causing the smoke. As it gets hotter they let more oil through.

I just bought a1967 Suburban but don't know how to tell the horse power rating because most of the decal is missing?

It will run again, just run it for few hours and change oil several times ❤

I have a couple of these and they are pretty good units but I change out oil after every use and drain carb and tank 😊 Never had issues with them

Very nice job!! How did that cam jump timing?

If that's a Vanguard let me know when you find the rebuild kit.

What caused the scoring on the cylinder? There appeared to be a piece of metal (circular) in the bottom of the engine visible just before removal of the crankshaft. Not sure if that was part of the end bearing or not.

He didn't change the motor oil in it. And constantly ran the old motor oil in it. Instead of changing it out.

Or it froze outside from the cold.

It most likely was ran low on motor oil.,or out of motor oil one. If it's seized up now.

Everything on that generator is simular to the wheel house genarac

Toro's use a grade 5 bolt instead of auger shear pins. Their reasoning is that the gear/casing is tough enough that the motor will stall out if anything gets lodged inside. Take the opportunity to spray some penetrating lubricant or anti-seize into the auger shaft and give it a few rotations. There aren't any grease zerks to easily lube them. Apply some anti-seize to the shear pins/bolts for easier future removal. Also, inspect the drive and auger belts when you get a chance. I have the exact same blower since 2011. With regular maintenance and care. This machine should last close to a lifetime. Cheers!

Ran low on oil !

😅 too hard you’re on professional you should be a little bit more with your game. Try harder next time you’ll have it like a champ hasta la vista slow poke.

Nice blower and also nice job on the service. Those Briggs engines are really easy to start and seem to run pretty smooth. I’m a bit partial to the 8 hp tecumseh flat heads though. Nothing wrong with getting enjoyment blowing snow. I’d probably do it for free at some level but people actually pay me 😂 keep up the good work !