Four-cycle Engines
PICTURES OF SOME OF THE FOUR-CYCLE ENGINES |
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| 1940 Model WI | |
 Model WI |
A 1940 Model WI Briggs and Stratton engine. One of the uses of these engines was to power the reel-type lawn mowers. |
| A 1940 Model WMB Briggs and Stratton engine. | |
 Model WMB - Before Restoration |
Model WMB (before and after restoration) |
 Model WMB - After Restoration |
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| Model Y | |
 Model Y |
A 1943 Model Y Briggs and Stratton engine Model Y power charger. One of the uses of these engine was to produce power for radios, farm use, boats, floor lights cottages, and camp trailers,etc. |
 Model Y |
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| US Electric Engine | |
 US Electric Water-cooled Engine |
A 1947 US Electric water-cooled gasoline four-cycle engine/12-volt generator. The US electric engines were used on some sailboats to supply electric power, etc. |
| Model I | |
 Model I |
A 1944 Model I Briggs and Stratton engine with a 12-volt generator. |
| Model N | |
 Model N - View 1 |
A 1949 Model N Briggs and Stratton engine. Some of these engines were used on roll tillers. This is the reason for the long air tube beneath the oil bath oil filter. |
 Model N - View 2 |
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 1944 Model N |
A 1944 Model N Briggs and Stratton engine. Some of these engines were used to power a scooter called the “Doodle Bug.” |
 1944 Model N |
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| Model U | |
 Model U |
A 1940 Briggs and Stratton model U engine. Some of these engines were used on roll tillers. |
| Model WMG | |
 Model WMG |
1937 Briggs and Stratton Model WMG generator. 2-3/4 HP, 1800-2400 RPM, bore and stroke = 2×1.5 |