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That really sucks and I'm sorry for your loss. I've tried to tell my (basically after 20 years) wife it's easy and tried to get her on board with learning how to do it just in case anything should happen to me but she wants nothing to do with it.

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I would. Watch this video, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f-CXprtkrq7GdZs.html, then make a decision. I would also suggest taking off the quick change oil filter system if you want to get a long life out of your engine.

I would need to hear how it idles to give you my opinion. I can say your going from a single cylinder engine to a twin cylinder engine and that alone will make the engine run different. I know the Kohler command twins do run a little rough. If you have a twins Briggs and Stratton, after they warm up they normally run ok but maybe not as smooth as your single cylinder. I know the Briggs and Stratton twin engines had issues with the plastic intake not sealing properly to the aluminum block and they came out with better intake gaskets. You would hear the leaking and popping if you had that issue.

@@JohnsonsSmallEngines i really don't knkw how to explain it its like a light deep pop sound almost soft sound like whe u buy a cheap lawnmower the engines usually sound like that I even had it at the dealer said its normal so I was just wondering maybe thats what the 2 cylinder engine sounds like it runs really good I'm just pickey I guess that everything should be smooth lol thanks for replying