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1.
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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2.
Common Questions
Fan belt off or slipping; insufficient cooling water; insufficient cooling area to radiator; radiator clogged; water jackets clogged; vanes corroded off pump impeller; low oil supply; insufficient oil pressure; mixture too rich; excess carbon in cylinder heads; pre-ignition; poor grade of lubricating oil;
engine parts too tight; engine overloaded; ignition timing too late; faulty valve timing; improper valve clearances.
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3.
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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4.
Care Of Power Tools
As soon as one's gasoline-propelled machine has finished its work for the season, the
engine should be serviced in accordance with the instruction in the owner's service manual before it goes into storage.
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5.
Carburation
BEFORE gasoline will ignite and in so doing impress power on the piston head of an internal combustion
engine it must be "carburated" or so dealt with that it is in a readily combustible form; this being accomplished by the carburetor.
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6.
Ignition Systems
The four essential
parts in the battery high tension ignition system are:
(1) Battery. (2) The primary circuit.
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7.
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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8.
Lubricating Oil
Lubricating oil has three important duties to perform in an
engine, these being:
(1) To reduce friction to a minimum by forming and maintaining a film between all rotating and sliding
parts.
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