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2024/04/23 17:54:05 (permalink)
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1985 B&S 3hp

Hello, while attempting to fix an oil leak on the flywheel side I noticed some flywheel play, upon disassembly I found the crank has play in the flywheel side of the case. Was there a bushing in the case that the crank rides on? Because I'm not seeing one now that I have everything apart, if not I'm assuming my case is ready for butter (cause it's toast)
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    Re: 1985 B&S 3hp 2024/04/24 08:19:35 (permalink)
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    Most of the older small engines didn't have a separate bearing.
     
    W/O and engine model #, I cannot look up a parts diagram to check for certain..
     
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    Re: 1985 B&S 3hp 2024/04/24 10:16:05 (permalink)
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    80332-1652 01 I've looked at a parts diagram and the only bushing it shows appears to go in the front cover not the rear case. I just found it hard to believe they would have an iron or steel crank riding on and held in place by nothing more then a soft aluminum case.
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