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Engine Model W-26

Briggs & Stratton 725EXi™ Series 163cc Vertical Shaft Engine

Specifications
Application:Riding Lawn Mower
Charging:16 Amp Regulated
Choke Control:Choke A Matic
Crank Diameter:1-1/8"
Crank End Tap Size:7/16-20
Crank Length:4-5/16
Displacement:724cc
Start Type:Electric
Throttle Control:Remote

Specification
Application:Vertical Shaft Utility
Charging:Dual Circuit
Choke Control:Choke A Matic
Crank Diameter:1"
Crank End Tap Size:7/16-20
Crank Length:3-5/32
Displacement:344cc
Start Type:Electric W/Recoil
Throttle Control:Remote

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Engine-complete

Engine packed single carton

Engine packed single carton

Specifications
Applications:Riding Mower
Charging System:9 Amp
Choke Control:Choke A Matic
Crank Diameter:1"
Crank End Tap Size:7/16-20
Crank Length:3-5/32
Displacement:540cc
Start Type:Electric
Throttle Control:Remote

Powerbuilt 17.5 hp series vertical engine

Specification
Application:Horizontal Shaft Utility
Choke Control:Manual
Crank Diameter:3/4
Crank End Tap Size:5/16-24
Crank Length:2-27/64
Displacement:208cc

Engine 675 series

Engine 675 series
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