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Seeing how it is changing cylinders each time it has to be on either the intake or exhaust valve, not both. It is leaking oil through whichever valves are left open when the engine comes to a stop. Since the flush had no effect it looks like you will just have to get a look at the insides...

That looks like an interior ambulance or van trailer color.

Alright, that's what I was wondering. That explains it all. That generator should be more than enough to run those three buildings unless you have some high load devices. Did you get it to its new home yet?

Probably cheaper to find another engine. Of course a gasket kit is only $80, bearings can't cost much, so if lifters can be had and at a good price then I would yank it and build it.

They probably drove it up on there. What a waste.

Oh it isn't a maybe. I will have one eventually, just have to find the right deal at the right time.

I'd like to have one too. I don't think that many were made.

I was thinking he found an 819.

What kind of power plant gives you guys power normally? Is it a nuke plant? No way it could be coal fired.

Ok, I wasn't aware they aren't adjustable. I learned something today, which is good because I aim to get one eventually to add to my collection.

Yep, the button fell off. Pull the HH.

If it has to have some choke to run right the carb is not properly adjusted.

Oh that's right! The 18th was our original planned wedding date, that's why I recognized it! Nevermind!

These people obviously are unaware of the Georgia rally.

Or else it gets the hose again...

Run it up and over to the heater intake, then enjoy that fresh multifuel scent!

Time to put a Mk-1 eyeball on some internals. Or you could drain the oil, add a few quarts of transmission fluid and then fill the rest with fresh oil, run it around for a while, let it sit for a couple days, run it around for another couple hours, then drain and refill with fresh oil again and...

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Could be sludge buildup. In fact it is quite likely if it an old build and ran the older generations of oil in it. I've pulled valve covers where you couldn't even see the rocker arms for all the sludge.

That interested me as well. Does it run?:popcorn: