I found the engine I need at silver star recycling. Thanks Nik. Even though they want $1050.00, which I think is pretty steep, they not only warranty the engine, but they pay you $70.00/hr for the labor you put in based on the book time for a swap if the engine turns out bad. However, the labor warranty is an extra $300.00 so I might pass. They do a compression and leak down test before they sell their engines, so I think I'll go with these guys even though the engine I get will probably have 100,000 more miles on it than the one I was looking at yesterday. That other engine was rebuilt in Utah, and I probably have no way of finding out the name of the mechanic who rebuilt it, and if he's any good. Thanks for your input.