DON'T RUN THE ENGINE!!!
you have likely got gas thinned oil
Your cam and cam journals are probably melting
Check the oil level if it's over full and smell the oil if it smells of gas then your in for top end issues
The carbs shouldnt overflow over night because the peacock at the tank should be Off
gas gets in to the oil via the carbs while the engine is off ( if you don't turn the peacock off every time you stop the engine)
The thin oil doesn't lube as well and the engine overheats and parts wear out FAST causing the timing to become intermittent causing missing /hard starting and ultimately the engine to seize
Thin oil gets past seals and gaskets sand causes oil leaks
Thin oil gets past valve seals and rings and gums up plugs
you have likely got gas thinned oil
Your cam and cam journals are probably melting
Check the oil level if it's over full and smell the oil if it smells of gas then your in for top end issues
The carbs shouldnt overflow over night because the peacock at the tank should be Off
gas gets in to the oil via the carbs while the engine is off ( if you don't turn the peacock off every time you stop the engine)
The thin oil doesn't lube as well and the engine overheats and parts wear out FAST causing the timing to become intermittent causing missing /hard starting and ultimately the engine to seize
Thin oil gets past seals and gaskets sand causes oil leaks
Thin oil gets past valve seals and rings and gums up plugs