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Briggs 18 HP opposed twin
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    Posted: Yesterday at 1:34pm
Taking an old engine apart.. Intake valves have a seal/ plate that the spring sets on.. Both exhast springs were setting on the aluminum housing.. No steel plate / washer below the spring... Is that normal ?
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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No close ups of 18 HP on You Tube... but i did see a 6.5 HP that does NOT have the backup plate.. Guess i am not use to seeing that.. Have done very few small motors and its been 15 years since the last one...
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Always leave flathead valves for last. That way after doing the entire engine you'll feel obligated to finish the damn job.
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