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Engines Matter
Engines Matter
We want to hear about the lawn care adventures you and your Briggs & Stratton engine have shared. Witnessed feats of power? Faced a formidable backyard challenge?
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Customer avatarBy:Sam7
From:Omaha, NE, USA
Gender: Male
Age: 45 to 54
Frequency of use: Daily
Length of ownership: More than 20 Years
Level of expertise: Expert
Power Equipment Type: Chore Products (eg. Pressure Washers, Generators, Tillers, etc.)
Posted: July 18, 2012
One durable machine
I've owned a lot of B&S engines. I still have most of them. Some are more than Forty years old. The ones that I have had to repair were usually because someone really messed up (hitting rocks, tree stumps, I even straightened a crank shaft three times on the same machine because the owner couldn't remember where the cast iron water shutoff was in his yard!) The only thing I had to do was replace oil seals (just as a precaution). The machine went another ten years last I heard when I got out of the small engine repair biz. Briggs and Stratton engines don't just rock, they eat 'em!
Favorite FeatureReliable, Easy to start, Powerful, Durable, easy to work on, easy to find parts
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