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Skyssx posted:In fact, the B&S Quantum motor is so ubiquitous, we order those slightly rectangular air filters, 491588S, in boxes roughly the same size as a U-Haul size large. I used to work at Briggs. They package up 50,000 of those filters a month in the summer. If you order them in a 5 pack (4101) thats one of the parts I did. The engines that came through the warranty department were hilarious. 9 times out of 10 there was no oil in the motor and the customer wondered why the connecting rod turned into powder.
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Black88GTA posted:The GMT800 GM trucks (Tahoe, Escalade, Suburban, etc) have a factory bottle jack (and some crappy wheel chocks) as standard equipment as well. Never had to use them so I can't speak to how well they work (probably not very). They work fine, I lifted a good size boat with one. It actually seemed to be gear driven, you put those 3 rods into a key-way (that yellow piece on the jack) and crank it with the tire iron. The main problem is those 3 rods are stored under the truck and are probably pretty rusty by the time you need them if you live in the salt belt.
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