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Quelcast 35s engine smoke and engine parts

9 years ago

Hi all. I have a quelcast 35s mower and it has a bit of smoke when you open the throttle to max from idle but only does it while it revs up. Doesnt smoke constantly. Is more like a puff of white smoke. Anyone know why it does this? I also want to service the engine and remove the head but i cant find a parts diagram for the engine itself so i can get replacement head gasket ect. Anyone know where i can download one? The engine number is AQ148 E-45020D. Have looked and cant seem to find one.

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tomplum
9 years ago
It looks like a somewhat twisted HM100 from the pics I see online. The headgasket number would be 34923A if it was. Know the HP perchance? White to blueish smoke is typically oil. Do you use an SAE 30 oil? Any signs of fuel in the oil- IE feels thinner, or a hint of gas smell? Some of these versions would tend to load up on accel, which would actually generate a more blackish smoke. This was due to the long L shaped intake manifold on the HM series engines. I see yours may look somewhat different. Post a pic?
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