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Dale, try new plug, then check and clean magnets and coil, replace coil. Check the attached links,trouble shoot no spark.
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www.searspartsdirect.com is a great place to order parts for many makes and models. Ebay also have small engine repair places that sell parts but my local Small Engine Repair guy can order any part so check for a Small Engine Repair location near you and strike up a friendship.
A small oil leak will eventually make the whole engine slimy.
If you forget to keep putting oil in, a leak can destroy the engine from running out of oil.
You don't have to have it repaired, but if it is an inexpensive repair, I think you should. (Some oil leak repairs require somewhat extensive engine disassembly, and are not cheap...)
It is not complicated especially if you have the small engine with the small valve covers. The overhead cam engines that look like they take up all the space under the hood are harder. I have some of both. See which engine you have. It also should not take a repair shop very long to change them. Hope this helps you, Rick
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