Thanks Kevin for the great links, hopefully this will work. So I can check the spark. I did check for spark before, but did not know that bottom of plug had to be grounded to have spark across the plug? Will get back with you guys tomorrow, just hope nothing else goes wrong, I am batting a thousand. Like I said I don't believe I will have spark, just because of the way it does not even try to cough or sputter, think I am still have problem with what ever the driving rain and wind did.
Thanks again
When watching the video, I noticed the end of the spring that extended to outer ridge of the plastic to engage a lip that would stop the spring from spinning. The spring in this one stops before it reaches that outer up raised plastic, does not come close to engaging that stop lip. To look at it, it does not look broke but I am sure it is. Where would a person who lives near or next to nothing in the mountain state get a spring like this? I believe I am going to try to find a mechanic somewhere around here that will or can get this thing started, I am not having any luck. Not sure if a small engine mechanic around here can work on these types of motors but will find out. In the mean time, is there a vendor you can recommend that I can get the spring ordered from.
I was able to un wrap one winding on the spring to extend the broken end to catch the lip on the raised plastic rim. It works fine but still need spring. With the fixed spring I was able to determine no spark at plug.
