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Too much compression
I have a 10 year old poulan lawnmower with a b&s 14.5 h.p motor it will only crank over to the compression stroke new starter and battery
When I pull the plug out it turns over fine I drained the oil it had some gas in it changed it twice still the same trouble any ideas? |
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