Hello Everybody:<p>AS far as I know any American made engines, you should be able to Short Block it, in most cases.<p>Honda doesn't offer a short block, by the time you do machineing & replacing worn parts you better off buying new engine, in most cases!<p>But need to check a few things first, make sure the throttle shaft for carb has no wear, if you short block it & throttle shaft has excessive wear on carb, engine will not last long. It will fill up quick with dirt?<p>I paid good hard money for people to rebuild engines, I was very unhappy with end results. <p>So I rebuilt a few myself & still unhappy, they didn't last near as long as new engines or engines that were short blocked.<p>
This is for bdemir?<p>Do I understand you right & the only problem is the belt is not long enough?<p>If that's the case, then just get a longer belt, at the most you might just have to try a few sizes. I don't mean buy a bunch of different sizes.<p>Just go to shop, auto store or belt supplier, make sure engine is shoved as close to cutter head as possible & try afew belts until get tightest one that will fit so when belt stretches you will still be able to adjust the belt to proper tension?<p>We have people that come to shop regular doing this & we let them try different ones till they find one that fits. You don't have to run it, so should be no problem.<p>I hope this was some help for you?<p>----------<br>GrassMaster - Home:
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