Ok, so i just got done replacing both head gaskets as they were both blown. Runs like a top now. I removed the deck and with the mower running i engaged the mower blades and it bogged the engine down and wanted to kill it. No sparks this time. Sparks might have been from the exhaust as one bolt wasn't tightened very well, or from the head itself as the gaskets had 2" spots missing. So i'm going to remove the clutch and clean it, one of the oil leaks dripped right into it and it flung allot of oil out when i started it last. It has to be something i did since it worked fine before i took it all apart, but not sure.

From looking at my mower (L111), it looks like you may only be missing one piece to get it back together. The part laying on your pinkie slides on the engagement lever shaft. There is a small bolt & nut that goes through the hole (facing up in the photo at your pinkie) to hold the arm to the engagement lever shaft. I don't see those in the collection of parts you have. The pin goes in the opening in the block that is laying on your index finger. Then the cable loop slides over the pin, the washer is next, then the end of the spring slips in the groove at the bottom of the pin to hold everything together on the pin side. I've attached two photos from my mower to hopefully help more, and a third picture of the exploded view from the deere website...

Arlan We had the Engage Genesis flooring installed in our new home toward the end of 2017. The floor was fine for about a year and a half. After that, the planks started separating in a number of different spots. I contacted the manufacturer through their customer service link and they suggested filing a complaint through the company we purchased it from so they could send out an inspector to figure out what was happening. The inspection was done in October of 2020. The manufacturer sent a letter to the company we bought it from saying it was an installation problem. After a year and a half???? We have heard nothing since, so I guess we are supposed to just live with a floor that is falling apart?

Set about to assemble the cake this morning. I had made lemon curd yesterday and was going to do coconut creme patisserie this morning, but when I opened the can of coconut milk, it looked and smelled odd. Not wanting to take a chance on poisining our guests, nor making the 45 minute round trip to get a new can, I switched gears. I know that I have a lot more buttercream than I need for frosting the semi-naked cake, and I had just purchased freeze dried strawberries, so it will be a layer of lemon curd and a layer of strawberry buttercream. The freeze-dried strawberries have an amazing fresh strawberry taste and don't water down the buttercream.