Why exactly do you say it blew? What are the symptoms?Wow, I really appreciate the support
Why exactly do you say it blew? What are the symptoms?Wow, I really appreciate the support
Or gasket IDK yet.I agree! "I'm not a mechanic, " and I will never buy another B & S.....at this point, the entire discussion could be a bad valve.....
Briggs and Stratton went bankrupt in 2020 and limped along until April 2022 when they closed the parts plants. When they say the cylinder heads will be available in November, that is wishful thinking. Nobody it making the parts. What is left of B and S is hoping to get some Korean company to take over. Vanguard is the new Ford Edsel......deadI blew a cylinder head on a Briggs and Stratton 35hp Vanguard motor. Anyone know where I can get a new one ? Part #84006467. My local dealer and Briggs and Stratton have no answers. Distribution center tried to blame it on Ukraine? Machine has been down since mid January. (Carlton 4012) stump grinder. Looking for someone who may know where there is possible new old stock sitting around. Thanks all for any leads.
Are you insinuating Briggs was actually making their Vanguard engines? Historically they have been produced with a partnership with Daihatsu (Toyota).Briggs and Stratton went bankrupt in 2020 and limped along until April 2022 when they closed the parts plants. When they say the cylinder heads will be available in November, that is wishful thinking. Nobody it making the parts. What is left of B and S is hoping to get some Korean company to take over. Vanguard is the new Ford Edsel......dead
That's what I thought?Are you insinuating Briggs was actually making their Vanguard engines? Historically they have been produced by Daihatsu (Toyota).
I didn't know that ever changed.
This homepage marked 2022 confirms what I am saying.
https://www.briggsandstratton.com/eu/en_gb/products/engines/commercial-engines.html
That's what I thought?
Are you insinuating Briggs was actually making their Vanguard engines? Historically they have been produced with a partnership with Daihatsu (Toyota).
I didn't know that ever changed.
This homepage marked 2022 confirms what I am saying.
https://www.briggsandstratton.com/eu/en_gb/products/engines/commercial-engines.html
They brought production to Ga from Japan maybe 5 years ago, and quality declined. By the time that whatever is left of B and S, after their bankruptcy, eventually gets around to providing parts, they will have lost a lot of once loyal customers who have to buy another machine while waiting years for parts.Are you insinuating Briggs was actually making their Vanguard engines? Historically they have been produced with a partnership with Daihatsu (Toyota).
I didn't know that ever changed.
This homepage marked 2022 confirms what I am saying.
https://www.briggsandstratton.com/eu/en_gb/products/engines/commercial-engines.html
I’m sorry my mechanic skills aren’t up to you’re standards. I happen to have a lot going on and trying to find parts happened to be one of them and evidently will be in the future. I thought this was a site for discussing and getting knowledge about the tree business. I wish I had your time off. Then I could comment on crap just to piss people off. My mechanic sourced the head unit from another company. Maybe you can find it for me next time. I am pretty certain your mouse is your wrench.None of this makes sense, as per the # of quizzical responses. So, the machine is a stump grinder? which is completely meaningless to the issue....a B&S engine blew a head basket? So you need a gasket, and a torque wrench? Sounds like you don't have a whole lot of wrench in you.....hope you know about torque patterns and cylinder pressure....
Machine the cylinder head true, either on the Bench, or at your local shop.....and install a new head gasket. Go chew stumps.......
Also, berating a mfg. because of your thin skill set, is a lame way of telling us you screwed up in the first place. The head slab is a part of the engine assembly, but not available as a NOS or OEM part? On that assumption, look for some shop with a blown up engine, who will part out the head? but wait, you only need the gasket?
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