A quality straight 30 weight. Change it before putting it away for any length of time (winter, summer etc..) No need for the old stuff to sit in there just to be re-mixed again when you need to use it. And, it'll be ready to go when you are. Change it a couple of times if used much. I'm a Castrol user that has never been let down by the quality.
10w-30 or SAE 30 for the summer and 5w-30 or SAE 5 for the winter 10w-30 or SAE 30 for the summer and 5w-30 or SAE 5 for the winter
The spark plug should be gaped at .030"(76mm)
On Briggs and stratton or techumseh.com Just go to ask.com and type in the brand of product and it should come up.
If it has a Briggs and Stratton engine you need SAE30. If it is a Kohler it uses 10W30.
In moderate temperatures, as in a lawnmower used in summer, most will use straight 30W oil.
30 wt
Your owner's manual should explain that.
Any straight 30 weight should do.
Briggs & Stratton recommends high quality detergent straight 30 weight but this can result in hard starting and may damage the engine at colder (below 40 F) temps. Multi-viscosity standard automotive oils (5w-30, 10w-30, etc.) are acceptable but will result in very high oil consumption at ambient temperatures over 40 F, and may void your warranty. High quality synthetic multi-viscosity oils are best for all temperatures.
A piece of a cigarette box should do it .
No. It should be just past top.
that should be 6 horse it is 14 cid
Briggs and stratton engines use different oils depending on the temperature to which the engines will be used. Generally sae30 oil should be used for mower engines