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Briggs & Stratton I/C OHV Horizontal Engine with Electric Start - 205cc, 900 Series, 9.00 Gross Torque, 3/4in. x 2 27/64in. Shaft, Model# 122037-0550-B8

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Briggs & Stratton 205cc 900 Series™ Industrial/Commercial Horizontal Engine produces 9.00 ft.-lbs. Gross Torque to get the job done. Features 12V electric start with recoil backup. Compact overhead valve design runs cooler and cleaner delivering more power, longer engine life and improved fuel economy. High flow cylinder head produces 20% more power than conventional engines, increased fuel efficiency and significantly reduced emissions. This engine has fast fuel delivery for One-Pull starts and smooth operation. Not for sale in California. Customers are responsible for checking local codes and regulations prior to purchase. Engine Displacement (cc): 205, Start Type: Electric w/recoil backup, Application: Tillers, log splitters, compressors, pressure washers, Engine Type: OHV 900 Series, Rated Power (HP): Manufacturer no longer rates this engine by HP, Torque (ft./lbs.): 9.00, Shaft Output: Horizontal, Shaft Diameter (in.): 3/4, Shaft Length (in.): 2 27/64, Shaft Keyway (in.): 1/4, Shaft End Tapped (Diameter (in.)/Threads per inch): 5/16-24, Shaft Rotation (From PTO Shaft Side): Counterclockwise, PTO Height (in.): 4 11/64, Bearing Type: Ball, Cylinders (qty.): 1, Cylinder Bore: Cast iron, Bore x Stroke (in.): 2.69 x 2.20, Cooling System: Air cooled, Air Cleaner Type: Dual element, Fuel Tank: Yes, Fuel Type: Gasoline, Fuel Tank Capacity (qt.): 3, Oil Capacity (qt.): 0.56-0.63 (18-20 oz.), Lubrication System: Splash, Low Oil Alert: No, Ignition System: Electronic, Governor System: Mechanical, Carburetor: Float, Throttle Control: Adjustable for a constant speed operation, manual friction, remote, Choke Control: Manual, Max. RPM: 3,600, Charging System Amps: 1.5, Muffler Included: Yes, Auto Compression Release: Yes, Bolt Circle (in.): 3 5/8, Mounting Bolt Pattern L x W (in.): 6 3/8 x 3 1/8, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 12 3/8 x 16 x 17, EPA/CARB Approval (California Air Resource Board): No PTO ball bearing Flow-Tek flywheel design Permanent mold piston Removable rewind Comfort-Tek pull handle Self-lubricating heavy-duty bearing made of steel-backed Teflon coated bronze to withstand load and reduce wear Dura-Bore™ cast iron sleeve withstands wear and abuse while providing improved oil control Fuel shut-off valve makes it easy to shut off fuel flow for safe transportation Mechanical governor controls the throttle to deliver more power for tough chores
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Customer Reviews for Briggs & Stratton I/C OHV Horizontal Engine with Electric Start - 205cc, 900 Series, 9.00 Gross Torque, 3/4in. x 2 27/64in. Shaft, Model# 122037-0550-B8
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October 19, 2009
By Deedle
from Independence, Ks
"Not really a whole lot that can be said, anyone who knows anything about small engines already knows that Briggs & Stratton have been around for years. Their quality has gotten even better over the years with all the new technologies in metal. They are a true first pull engine!, some of the others you will find boast that but do not provide. I had a brand H on a air compressor, it came that way from the factory. Could not wait for it to blow up and like most brand H power units it did in about two years. Put an Intek Briggs and Stratton on it about five years ago. The engine is still after all that time a first pull engine, no matter the weather or how long it sets. I have the same 8 hp Intek on my miniture Peterbilt that I built for my Shriner parade vehicle, it is about five years old now and is still a first pull engine. I don't think there is a better quality small power unit that has ever been built. After 42 years on earth I have seen Briggs and Stratton perform when left outside in the weather when the others wouldn't even when they were garage kept. That is quality to me, with a value all its own."
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