Over fill oill - Briggs & Stratton Garden

there should be a phillips head on the side of the boots. be careful they must be taken out with a mechanical impact driver, not an air pressure, the other way is to remove the tops and tip em upside down. 7-13 14 lbs of air. oill specs you can drain into a measuring cup and replace what come sout of call suzuki dealership its usually 8-16 ozs.

depends on engine, some are on one or the other valve cover,my older GMC pickup( 305 v8), has it on the left valve cover toward frount, and says "oill here"
I have also seen older modles have a tube with a cap at midle frount of engine, usually it will be marked with either "oill here", or just plain "oill"
I hope this wil help!

drill a 1/8 hole at either end of the crack, then grind a v groove the lenght of the crack, use a liquid metal such as jb weld and fill cavity, make sure all surfaces are clean, then you can sand and paint

The oil fill cap is just above the oil dipstick at rear of tractor.
the capacity of the system is 4.5 gallons.

hmmmmm

is the oil cap missing or did the dipstick fall out????

head gasket gone ,no oil loss?? the water is going in the oil

look for the dipstick it will have a small cap on it possibly red in color cap not one as big as oill dip some have a flip lock on side of pipe use a small funnel with the proper grade of fluid

32 to one. This equals 4 ounces two stroke engine oill per gallon of gas.

You need to have a oil pressure guage hooked up to see if you have a bad guage, sending unit to the guage, or if your oil pressure is actually low. Any garage should be able to do this, if you can't get one.

may be a blowen head gasket. is the water in the oil. or oill in the water? do a head check or coompression test. this will tell you for sure.