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Re: tecumseh hs50-67244e has me stumped

Postby KE4AVB » Fri Jan 05, 2024 9:34 am

Well if it ran before the valve replacement then it must some assembly error I would think. Go back over things slowly (taking your time) and see if you can find something miss assemble.

Also this appears to be one those internal coil setup so I can't help much at all as I never had one in my shop.
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Re: tecumseh hs50-67244e has me stumped

Postby 38racing » Fri Jan 05, 2024 4:14 pm

KE4AVB wrote:Well if it ran before the valve replacement then it must some assembly error I would think. Go back over things slowly (taking your time) and see if you can find something miss assemble.

Also this appears to be one those internal coil setup so I can't help much at all as I never had one in my shop.

Lol. Got plug and coil from other. No fire. So just did what you suggested. Rethink. Pulled the starter cup. At flywheel keyway I thought I was looking at key before and it may be key but no crank keyway and cw 90 degrees I see keyway of crank and probably rest of key. Thinking now the cam stopping did want to stop crank and flywheel key was less force than pressed on crank gear. So now to pull flywheel.
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Re: tecumseh hs50-67244e has me stumped

Postby Arkie » Fri Jan 05, 2024 5:54 pm

creia wrote:The first thing I would do (before spending any $$) is set your valve lash properly (.004-.008") then try starting it again. When old "T-Man" was on this forum (I miss him :( ) he said set them both to .006", which I have been doing for years. I bet when you do that you will find that it is easier to pull the starter cord by hand then it was before, and.... it just MIGHT even run!
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Re: tecumseh hs50-67244e has me stumped

Postby 38racing » Sat Jan 06, 2024 9:23 am

Felling stupid but it's fixed. New key and it fires right up. Lesson learned. Look closer.
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Re: tecumseh hs50-67244e has me stumped

Postby KE4AVB » Sat Jan 06, 2024 9:28 am

Hey it happen to all of us at one time or another. Just at how dumb I was trying out my new spark tester. Twin cylinder that I thought was running fine turned out to have one dead coil and it had to the one I was testing the new spark tester on. I knew the tester was supposedly idiot proof but apparently I am a bigger idiot than it was designed for. :lol:
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