Briggs Stratton 21R702 0087 G1 Vertical Engine

Briggs Stratton 21R702 0087-G1 vertical Intek engine is 344cc and puts out 10.5 HP (maximum horsepower). This Intek has a 1" x 3-5/32" crankshaft and a recoil starter. This model is not equipped with a fuel pump. Use this engine to replace models 215802-3015-G5 and 217902-3015-G5. Briggs Stratton Intek engines are designed with reliable features like cast iron sleeves and mechanical governors that ensure excellent power and performance. Ideal for riding mower applications. Buyer protection package provides two-year limited consumer engine warranty. 50-State CARB Compliant. All engines purchased from us ship for free and are foam packed for added protection during transit.

Honda GCV160 A2R OHC 4-Stroke Engine, 7/8" x 2.43" Crankshaft, 4.4 Net HP, N2-Type Crankshaft Call to order. Image may not represent exact specifications of engine model. Engine is suitable for a wide range of heavy-duty applications such as construction equipment, tillers, generators, welders, pumps and other industrial applications. As the world's largest engine manufacturer, Honda has decided to apply a consistent method of rating engine power across all product lines; Auto, Motorcycle and Power Equipment; following the notion of ?Net' power, rather than ?Gross'. We would like to aounce to you that Honda will be the first engine manufacturer to rate all general purpose engines at Net kW (Horsepower) in accordance with the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) test procedure. At the same timing we will also change the way of indicating the torque values (also measured with the ?Net' setup), fuel consumption (change from g/kW.hr to L/hr) and fuel tank capacity.

Honda GCV160 S3B Vertical Engine, 4.4 Net HP, 160cc, 25mm x 3-5/32" Keyed Crankshaft, 3/16" Keyway, With Flywheel Brake for Push Mowers engine is suitable for a wide range of heavy-duty applications such as construction equipment, tillers, generators, welders, pumps and other industrial applications. As the world's largest engine manufacturer, Honda has decided to apply a consistent method of rating engine power across all product lines; Auto, Motorcycle and Power Equipment; following the notion of ?Net' power, rather than ?Gross'. We would like to aounce to you that Honda will be the first engine manufacturer to rate all general purpose engines at Net kW (Horsepower) in accordance with the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) test procedure. At the same timing we will also change the way of indicating the torque values (also measured with the ?Net' setup), fuel consumption (change from g/kW.hr to L/hr) and fuel tank capacity.