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.003 - .005 in. both intake and exhaustSee link to service manual.http://resources.kohler.com/power/kohler/enginesUS/pdf/14_690_01_EN.pdf?_ga=2.90097180.648684226.1622707554-697555443.1622707554

Check drive cable for proper routing and kinking. Replace cable if bad. Check end of cable where connected to drive assembly ensure area is cleaned out of obstructions. If cable has stretched over time replacement is required.

remove the spark plug and see if you can pull the rope

The float needle might not be shutting off the fuel. The float needle opens and closes the float valve to allow fuel to enter the float bowl. If the float needle is damaged, the carburetor will continue to fill with fuel until it overflows. If the float needle is defective, replace it.

not normally unless the motors are the exact type and size

no they do not interchange directly

maybe you need a new starter

140 inch lbs

have you asked your dealer about this problem yet?

I have a 22" Toro Recycler Lawn Mower with front wheel drive. After many years the original tires wore out, primarily the left front. After I replaced the wheels the front wheels kept falling off. I learned that Toro uses an unusual two layer washer on the front wheels. You need a) either an exact replacement for this washer OR b) two separate washers. The hole of the washer is 3/8" Everbilt has the smaller flat washer PN 637-009 and the larger washer can be found in the Everbilt PN 281-293. The SMALLER washer must be placed closer to the frame, the larger washer is closer to the wheel. Once this was done it ran perfectly. Later I found pieces of the original washers in the grass. Toro had the replacement washer available on their website, I was just in a hurry to get the mower back up and running. The Everbilt washers were purchased at Home Depot.

go see your local dealer .

If the key is good then the damaged flywheel will not prevent it from running but it is a failure waiting to happen.

Check for compression by removing the spark plug and firmly hold a finger over the hole and pull the starter cord. Compression should forcibly push against your finger and make a "Pffft" sound.

If you have compression, remove air filter and spray a short burst of starter fluid down the carburetor throat and promptly start. If it runs for a few seconds and stops, then it is a fuel issue. Otherwise check for spark.

Once you get it running you should replace the flywheel.

check the blade if it isn't bolted tightly most likely that will fix they act like a flywheel

you can have a pc welded aND RE THREAded in there

Contact Toro directly o request the instructions.

Contact Toro to request the routing diagram.

Manuals are here https://www.toro.com/en/parts/partdetails?id=7103 ..

Request the wiring diagram from Toro.

https://youtu.be/OaYbBNHfoYI

I am having the same problem - the spool should just come off by turning it counter-clockwise but is completely stuck. This model does not have any tabs that need to be pushed in to get the spool off. Very frustrating!