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1. Lubricants
Small motor bushings should be oiled lightly—a drop or two is enough—with high-grade engine oil. Do not use animal or vegetable oil or some blend of these oils on small-appliance parts.
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2. Care Of Power Tools
If this is considered unnecessary, remove the spark plug and pour in just enough regular engine oil to cover the piston head and the valves.
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3. Lawnmowers And Rototillers
Replace transmission oil if necessary and then start the machine. If there are problems you can't solve by yourself, take it to a qualified serviceman.
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4. Tools
Remove spark plug and squirt a little oil into hole; then turn engine over two or three times by hand or with the starter cord.
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5. Four - Stroke Engine
It is all the more surprising that much of this ignorance lies with the motoring public, and that there are numerous veteran drivers of both sexes who either possess no idea whatever or at the best have a hazy notion of what makes their car engine "tick.
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6. Two - Stroke Engine
Let us consider a two-cycle or "two-stroke" engine, this type of power unit being so named because it takes two cycles or strokes to complete one working cycle; these two strokes being completed in one revolution of the crankshaft.
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7. Common Questions
How does an engine react to (1) a rich mixture; (2) a lean mixture? A. A rich mixture causes the motor to " gallop" and is also indicated by rich, sooty smoke that stings the nostrils.
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8. Clutch
This may be due to: (1) improper adjustment; (2) binding pressure levers; (3) oil or grease on facings; (4) damaged or warped pressure plate; (5) weak pressure springs; (6) bent or warped clutch plates; (7) improper alignment of clutch with engine and transmission; (8) clutch pedal riding on floor boards, thus preventing full engagement; (9) binding of driving pins in pressure plate holes.
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9. Lubricating Oil
LABORATORY tests prove that oil does not wear out by use. It collects impurities and so becomes contaminated, but it can be re-refined and then is actually better than it originally was.
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