I don't know and truthfully don't care. That still does not qualify this as an Easy mistake to make. It qualifies as a stupid mistake. Anyone who assumes the number one cylinder is on the same position on all engines has no business around an engine. After all the numbers are stamped on the case in most cases. On my Franklin number one is on the left rear. You can't assume where it will be.
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