Blown Up Briggs E300 Push Mower Engine Teardown!

Was given a push mower with a blown up briggs E300 OHV engine! Lets Tear it apart and try to figure out what happened!!! Thanks for Watching!!!

[@rverro8478]

I got a free mower like that, about 10 years ago. It didn't blew-up, it only seized. I put some oil in it and, gently unseized it. It still going as we speak. I know, one day it'll quit, for obvious reasons.

[@Mitsubishigarage]

Impressive!

[@fnaguitarplayer9]

Might last a real long time, never know! Thanks for Watching!!!

[@fnaguitarplayer9]

Thanks for Watching!!!

[@lawrencecarroll2031]

Good video. I'd also suspect low or no oil. I would really like to see you make a video on repairing block holes.

[@fnaguitarplayer9]

Thanks, I've done it before in this video here on a older 5HP! Very difficult to do with the only method i have of welding aluminum! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIe6nJqPjpp8qLM Thanks for Watching!!!

[@lewiemcneely9143]

I go with you with no oil. None slung out either. Blessings and ceep piucking.

[@fnaguitarplayer9]

Probably so! Thanks for Watching!!!

[@grotekleum]

Looks like my mower engine that ran low on oil. Interesting vid, thanks for sharing

[@fnaguitarplayer9]

I hear ya! Thanks for Watching!!!

[@jamesscully7108]

👀🇮🇪👍⚓

[@fnaguitarplayer9]

Thanks for Watching!!!

[@robertmailhos8159]

No oil is the truth about that engine blew up

[@fnaguitarplayer9]

Probably so! Thanks for Watching!!!

[@rverro8478]

6:39 No locking tab for the bearing cap bolts, is odd indeed.

[@fnaguitarplayer9]

For some reason i guess to save money they did stop doing that in recent years. It definitely can cause problems like this. Thanks for Watching!!!