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I wouldn't neccessarily call it an odd duck,more like old school . The three big names in medium sized power units used to be Continental ,Hercules and Wisconsin . I guess being somewhat old school I have all three .;)

Another thing .Those damned Wisconsins are noted for breaking head bolts when you disassmble them . Before you ever reassemble one use some good anti-sieze compound on the bolts . What you have is an aluminum head resting on a cast iron cylinder held in place by steel bolts . A fine place for...

Osmosis I suppose . You can take the boy off the farm but you can't take the farm out of the boy .;)

Another thought on the matter .Bear with me because I forget things from time to time then it all comes back . If that engine was an old haybailer engine it likely has the holes in carb where the throttle shaft goes through all wallered out causing an air leak which in turn causes a lean run...

http://www.continentalengines.com/ce_manufacturers/ce_manu_wiscon.asp If that link goes through ,that site lists the parts numbers and specs on the Wisconsin engines .

This damned machine ,I can't even follow links for some reason .:what: After I get home from work,about midnight ,I'll look up a set of rings . More than likely though it's a valve but then again a stuck or burnt valve won't blow oil out the fill spout . I may have a set of rings plus some...

Well now that's another thing . They used these 30 HP engines in skid loaders ,compressers ,welders ,you name it . They fetch a pretty steep price these days . Back in the day of engine driven bailers they used the 30 and 34 HP engines on the wire ties and the older string tied ones used the 24...

Reringing a Wisconsin 4 is not that big of a deal . The parts are a tad high priced though . If I could figure out what in the world is wrong with my damned computer I would post a link for the parts . I can neither post a link nor a picture on this stupid thing for some reason .:( Back to the...