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Old 14-07-2015, 06:27 PM   #29
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Default Re: Mower Engine won't rev (Hunting?)

I can't understand why people rat on Briggs and Stratton engines.

I have a little 3.5hp side valve on a Victa. That thing earned me many many dollars mowing lawns in my teens. Thrashed from day one. I still have it, its a bit smokey now but still go's and has never let me down in the 13 years I have had it, unlike a VERY expensive Honda that failed on its second job. In fact, I have never (touch wood) had a Briggs engine let me down, just fill em with fuel and pull the cord, change the oil every now and then. The OHV 850 series on a Victa Mustang and a Masport Utility I have at the moment is a powerhouse.
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