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2100 Series™

The all new 2100 Series™ engines provide easier starting with Magnetron® electric ignition, more durability, and lower emissions. These engines provide the power needed for high-performance mowing. Featuring Maxi-Clean™ air cleaner, and a Super Lo-Tone™ Muffler.

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Where is the engine identification plate?

My Troy Bilt owner's manual (XP 7000; model 030477, equipped with a Briggs & Stratton 2100 Series engine) provides a space for the engine model number, type number and code number. Where are these numbers located? I found one number which appears to be a serial number and matches the format for the "code number." Is the "code number" the serial number?

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