Can somebody give me a hand? I really cannot seem to find info

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>>1078303
they work like this, search the model number for parts.

>>1078303
do you have a model number?

just search briggs and stratton along with the model number.

they work just like a vertical crankshaft engine, except they're engineered in a way so the oil and gasoline stay where they are supposed to once flipped so the crank is horizontal.

>>1078310
Do you have the 2 stroke animation?

>>1078303

that engine was designed for pressure washer applications. notice the 4 bolt holes around the shaft. its was designed for a pressure washer pump to be attached. I have a pressure washer with a B&S engine similar to that.

>>1078310
They're usually OHV

>>1078303
Depends on which one you have.

There are loads of the seemingly immortal cast iron block flatheads still merrily converting gas into stink and noise.

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>>1078398

>>1078652
Thanks buddy

>>1078524
all small engines have that bolt pattern for miscellaneous accessories like pressure washer pumps or generator heads or torque converters for go karts.

>>1078524
>>1078524
No. You are wrong

The engine wasn't designed for a pressure washer, the pressure washer was designed around the selected engine. Do you think a massive company like Briggs and Stratton gives a fuck about the 900 different pressure washer companies out there? No

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>>1079190

got a little triggered there bro?