That sounds a little like the Castle, Ironbark . I need to get the tractor out to get to the Landcruiser then I can get to the car,
but I'll have to get the tray truck if I'm gunna move that tractor, just watch that old fuel.
“Ay Steve, can you move the Camira? I need to get the Torana out to get to the Commodore.”
“Sure thing Dad, but I'll have to get the keys to the Cortina if I'm gunna move that Camira.”
“Alright mate, just watch the boat”
One way to make these old Briggs fool proof is to adapt the later primer plastic carby and fuel tank ,I had a Scott Bonnar 720
here that was sitting with fuel in the tank unused for over 12 months ,I'd previously fitted the plastic primer carby and electronic coil to this
4 hp Briggs and I checked the fuel tank yesterday and most of the fuel had evaporated, just a small amount of jelly looking fuel in the bottom of the tank so I just filled the tank with old 98 fuel gave it a prime and it started 3rd go , then I gave the mower to my Brother to cut his lawn ,the mower worked well, cut well but if it had an alloy carby it definitely would have needed a good clean out.
Cheers
Max.
