Where is the oil drain i never found an engine without one but i can not find this one
1717957
U can drain the oil by removing the oil cap and then tilting the mower to the same side where u put the oil in.
1440881
No drain you fill and dump the inside pans when you need to change or filter oil
1238589
Did you read the manual? There is a fill for both. Engine oil is to keep the engine lubricated. Gasoline is to run the engine. Same as a car engine for example
701932
No oil provided..No oil needed..this is the pump that attaches to the power-washer motor/engine.
291136
No drain plug.I think a 2 1/2 engine will work.I use a 65 trust electric trolling motor it works fine for me.In California if I use gas motor I would need to tag it with DMV.more money
748614
Sounds like a head gasket to me. I can't think of any other place where oil and coolant passages run next to each other.Has the engine always had antifreeze in it? Or has someone run it for a time with just plain water?
764269
Perhaps my review is out there. Gasket included, but the head of the bolt broke off on 2nd oil change. Go to your dealer and pay for a genuine OEM drain plug with gasket included.
2121387
I have not used any oil with mine since I've had it. Not sure where you can get it.
1939802
No, it's in the normal place for an engine of this size. Use a funnel and pour in oil slowly. But, I still would not recommend this mower, after a year, it is very hard to start. I just mowed yesterday and discovered the best way to start it now is to flip the whole thing over by the handle, then starting it. Yes, this could most likely break something, but it starts then and runs. This engine is garbage.
1551282
I'm not sure. Check Fumotos site. They make oil changes sooooo easy. I bought a clear hose to slip onto mine that I run to a jug when draining. Really slick. I don't even get dirty anymore.
1244886
I took cover off & unscrewed the motor from the housing & can find none. I doubt it will ever need oil.
1347744
As you are standing in front of the machine on the left side with the hood up you will see a yellow "stub". Take the piece of plastic covering the yellow stub by pulling the round plastic keeper out on the bottom side, once the keeper is out lift up on the piece of plastic and it will pop off. Twist and pull outward on the yellow stub and that will open the valve to drain the oil. the filter is on the opposite side and you dont have to take anything apart to get it off.
2260071
It's on the opposite side of the engine than the power/sound switch. There is an "on/off" sticker (at least there was on mine - perhaps they revised the set if you cannot find one?).
1677840
Oil is separate.Look for the oil fill anterior and below the gas tank.Yellow cap.
15116
The valve stays on the engine replacing the drain plug. It allows for easy draining of the oil at change time. The clear flexible tube should be pulled off after draining the oil and the dust cover attached should be snapped over the end of the valve to keep dirt out. Don't forget to refill the oil.
742968
Yes, it does the same thing as pulling the drain plug from the oil pan under the car. Will the engine be affected adversely if an oil change is carried out with this system? Heck no unless, you forget to replace the oil you sucked out with new oil!
1670840
The original pump was oil filled and required a gasket. The new pump is a sealed unit and does not need a gasket between motor and pump. Just bolt it on and have at it !