Turning Trash Into Treasure 

Shouldn't have any problem selling that!! All that detailing makes it look new!!☺

Wow, very nice job cleaning that mower up!

Wow, that looks like New Tom, Great Job. It's amazing how many of these get trashed for minor reasons. It's a Disposable lazy world out there full of People without a clue. That's where guys like us cash In!

Nice,looks better than when it was new....

I got one just like that years ago and ended up repairing and selling it 2 or 3 times, sold it to friends and such so I got it back every time they bought a bigger mower

Very cool Tombo, nice job

Check the compression and leak-down to test rings and valves. Check for missing gov. springs. It'll prevent fast idle. Replace the diaphragm regularly. To replace the top seal, scree a machine screw in the seal and simply pull up. To remove the flywheel w/o puller holes, put a wooden block on top of the crank and hit it with a hammer while prying up. Brigg has a clutch tool and a flywheel holder set. Make sure you get the right flywheel holder. Clothes-line in the cylinder can be used to lock the engine to remove and replace the blade and flywheel nut. Torque the head bolts often. They loosen! Use a inch lb. torque wrench. Brigg has valve guide tools and guides.

I actually have the engine from it again, it was put on a different deck and I ended up getting it back to...

There's nothing wrong with that mower !!! I've basically got the same 3.5 horsepower engine on my mower which needs a rebuild (new rings), it doesn't start like that one, it is a 29 year old mower which runs an automatic choke & uses a different pull start, mine has the vertical type pull starter !!!!