I have just got hold of a Al-Ko MH3500 Farmer Cultivator, but the old
boy I got it from was a "little confused" (and NO I did not rip him
off). Its a 4 stroke with a seperate oil tank. Does it take normal
engine oil? Secondly anyone got a hand book I could gab a copy of for
details like spark plugs. Thirdly anyone know where t get spares. The
Al-ko site will only let you on to the parts page with a password.

Thanks

NOG

In article , Dogger
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I have just got hold of a Al-Ko MH3500 Farmer Cultivator, but the old
boy I got it from was a "little confused" (and NO I did not rip him
off). Its a 4 stroke with a seperate oil tank. Does it take normal
engine oil? Secondly anyone got a hand book I could gab a copy of for
details like spark plugs. Thirdly anyone know where t get spares. The
Al-ko site will only let you on to the parts page with a password.

Any 4-stroke engine needs an oil supply, usually normal mulitgrade car
engine oil is suitable. 2-stroke engines are lubricated by oil mixed
into the fuel at a recommended rate, i.e 20-1, 50-1 etc. In the case of
2-stroke chain saws, an oil tank is fitted for chain lubrication. For
that, chain oil is used - a tacky oil which should not enter the engine.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.

In article , Dogger
writes
I have just got hold of a Al-Ko MH3500 Farmer Cultivator, but the old
boy I got it from was a "little confused" (and NO I did not rip him
off). Its a 4 stroke with a seperate oil tank. Does it take normal
engine oil? Secondly anyone got a hand book I could gab a copy of for
details like spark plugs. Thirdly anyone know where t get spares. The
Al-ko site will only let you on to the parts page with a password.

Any 4-stroke engine needs an oil supply, usually normal mulitgrade car
engine oil is suitable. 2-stroke engines are lubricated by oil mixed
into the fuel at a recommended rate, i.e 20-1, 50-1 etc. In the case of
2-stroke chain saws, an oil tank is fitted for chain lubrication. For
that, chain oil is used - a tacky oil which should not enter the engine.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.

Spares available from http://www.gpdltd.co.uk/
and http://www.bartrammowers.co.uk
Engine details from http://www.briggsandstratton.com
Anthony

"Dogger" wrote in message
...
I have just got hold of a Al-Ko MH3500 Farmer Cultivator, but the old
boy I got it from was a "little confused" (and NO I did not rip him
off). Its a 4 stroke with a seperate oil tank. Does it take normal
engine oil? Secondly anyone got a hand book I could gab a copy of for
details like spark plugs. Thirdly anyone know where t get spares. The
Al-ko site will only let you on to the parts page with a password.

Thanks

NOG

Spares available from http://www.gpdltd.co.uk/
and http://www.bartrammowers.co.uk
Engine details from http://www.briggsandstratton.com
Anthony

"Dogger" wrote in message
...
I have just got hold of a Al-Ko MH3500 Farmer Cultivator, but the old
boy I got it from was a "little confused" (and NO I did not rip him
off). Its a 4 stroke with a seperate oil tank. Does it take normal
engine oil? Secondly anyone got a hand book I could gab a copy of for
details like spark plugs. Thirdly anyone know where t get spares. The
Al-ko site will only let you on to the parts page with a password.

Thanks

NOG

Spares available from http://www.gpdltd.co.uk/
and http://www.bartrammowers.co.uk
Engine details from http://www.briggsandstratton.com
Anthony

"Dogger" wrote in message
...
I have just got hold of a Al-Ko MH3500 Farmer Cultivator, but the old
boy I got it from was a "little confused" (and NO I did not rip him
off). Its a 4 stroke with a seperate oil tank. Does it take normal
engine oil? Secondly anyone got a hand book I could gab a copy of for
details like spark plugs. Thirdly anyone know where t get spares. The
Al-ko site will only let you on to the parts page with a password.

Thanks

NOG