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Mumbles
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    Hey Adam, I have a few different model Okees and they are fairly easy to work on so for what it’s worth, you might want to remove the cylinders to clean everything up inside. Who knows what kind of oil it burned when it was running so a good cleaning might be all it needs.

    One word of caution though, if you remove the rods, make sure to get them back in the way they came out. Left, right, top, bottom. Otherwise the timing will be out 180 degrees! 😮