:agree: I agree. you can try and spinn engine over for a few seconds at a time [so that you do not burn up the starter] with the spark plugs out. This may get rid of enough oil for it to start. Then replace the spark plus as they may be fould with oil and will not allow engine to start. Once you get it started it is going to smoke like you have never seen before. After it clears up replace spark plugs again. keep starting it at least every 2 weeks or you may continue to have the engine locking up. If it is to bad this will not work good luck Robin :cheers:i think what you are looking at is seepage past the center crank seals.the rotary valve cavity between cylinders is full of the same injection oil. it has had all winter to leak out. fire it up, let it smoke. make sure it isn't going to go into your neighbors windows. it will smoke a LOT for 5 to 10 minutes. if it is still smoking after a half hour you have a problem. but it won't and you won't.