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judyc_grower

Tecumseh Engine HH60 compression pressure

17 years ago

Will someone please tell me what the compression pressure should be on an HH60 tecumseh engine on a Troy-bilt tiller? The engine is a 70s model and has run fairly well until recent usage.

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