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Just got done playing with gaskets and the material Clint sent .
5-6 reed gasket seems to be .005
5-5 induction gasket seems to be the same .005
Now the 200470 reed gasket seems to be .017 13b engine
I thing your rite that gasket paper you have  should work fine I don't think + or _ .001 would make a difference. 
I thought that reed gasket was thinner but not by much.
Cylinder gasket 5-14 is .040 give or take
Cylinder gasket 5-15 is .030 give or take
Muffler gasket  5-16 13 .040 give or take so it could be cut out of the center of the 5-14 to save waist
 

Not 100% certain but this engine may have gone to a Rota Shear lawn edger. I came across this website and it looks to be a similar color. I contacted the owner and asked if he would post some additional photos. Look at the additional link on this page next to the little pics where he added some really nice high resolution photos.
 
https://flymall.org/magento/index.php/car-shows/rota-shear.html

You might want to take it outside. should i call the fire department and let them know where you live?

I think you have been hacking my computer I was looking at that stuff this morning. That first one would work for the cylinder gaskets
but I thing the reed,induction gasket are to thin. By the way I went throw the mail tonight and low and behold Clint sent me some gasket paper
This looks great for the induction gasket but the reed gasket seems a lot thinner.
And with out a doubt we need to send David some . At lest he would have seen my part# screw up and would have told me about it.
some experts you are
I rely hope David is reading this post I think it would keep him smiling

That's not gona work you need to keep cleaning that yellow still stand out.

I was just about to have you box it up and send it here so I could get it apart .

Recently bought this unique and rare O&R tool. Beacon Star lapidary saw used for cutting rocks or stone out in the field.
It's been gone through and cleaned.


 

Not sure of this manufacturer for the carb. Maybe @Webhead knows?
Here's a pic of an Octura carb.
 

Now that’s more like it, it only took 4 days shipping for this one to arrive. I’ll add more photos this weekend. If this was used as a manhole fan that would explain some of the corrosion, sewer gases. This thing is going to be a project but also a really fun one.

Just happened across this thread while searching for something else. This was posted before we had the O&R section so I don't think some of the tools were ever posted in here.
 

Maybe I will (attempt) that it has a lot of bends. got the baffle on this morning  and the saw on the shelf .

I sent him some small ball's Friday  that's all I had ( got to get my pants out of my wife's pocketbook too)

Instructions: Take your pants out of her pocketbook and put them on. just mess'n with ya!
I have a home office upstairs so doing stuff like this isn't typically a problem. These are tiny small so it's not a problem so far. She can't stand the stink of gas and especially that old gas smell. Any solvent would be a big problem too but this citrus degreaser has opened up a whole new opportunity for me to work on stuff when I can. I don't typically ask for permission, just wait for the complaining to start and deal with then. So far so good with this stuff and she hasn't noticed a thing. Spraying them outside first works real good to dumb down the gas smell. It doesn't seem to affect the paint either so...
 The idiot that shipped the TT400 didn't drain the 40 year old gas out so the whole thing was covered in it from rolling around inside the bubble wrap during shipping. Can't believe the post office didn't flag it for hazardous material because the whole package stunk so bad. Sprayed it outside, gave it a quick wipe down and brought it in the house. She never noticed or said a thing and believe you me, she doesn't pass on ANY opportunity to complain! After treating that gas tank it doesn't stink anywhere near like it did before.

Found a cool original Kenco pump brochure with a photo of the O&R Model 61.

Brake fluid will swell rubber to just don't leave the seal in there long or it will fit your ridding mower.

Here's a long bristle brush, kind of expensive but...
I typically get a bunch of cheapies at the engine shows from the vendors, they're like 3 for $1 but will maybe check this one out too.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/ProLine-Nylon-Bristle-Grout-Brush-BWK9008/203175883
Old toothbrushes work well too for most things

Haven't tried other brands yet. Picked this one off the shelf at Home Depot because it was cheap. It doesn't have a strong citrus smell either. Just very subtle. It's still a messy job. Forgot to mention I use a small bristle brush too, looks like a tooth brush but has longer bristles to reach down in there.
There's also citrus paint remover which works well. The wife had some so I stole the bottle one day to try. It works well but not as fast as solvent based but the trade off is worth it.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-32-oz-Citrus-Degreaser-21568948601/203420801

It was the wrong crank shaft in that engine which protruded out too far. Swapped it out with another type and all is good now. The spare shaft I had is with the 2 key ways but that taper is the same as the others. The key ways fit with the old school clutches with the cork like pads
 

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I'm just leaving the newer type engine on there and will keep the rebuilt one for the next project.

 

I've just finished cleaning up the pump and repairing the recoil, came out pretty good. Since the paint and decals are fairly decent, I decided not to repaint it.

Well I geese shes done just need to test run her this morning .



The yellow is a little off but that how she's going to be.

Don't show him That!!!!!!!
Now we'll never get to see him on that thing.  LoL

There’s another guy selling the diaphragm, gasket and reed valve on eBay.  That’s one route or let me know.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ohlsson-rice/114022973399?hash=item1a8c4c7fd7:g:h8IAAOSwSoNdxSlK

I can help with a carb diaphragm if you chose to go that route and end up needing one.

Hurry up and stop fool'n around, you need time to get on that skateboard.