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| Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 1:35 am Post subject: Origins of these Engines |
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Briggs & Stratton
http://www.perr.com/vanguard.html
The Briggs & Stratton Vanguard is the commercial workhorse of thier engine line. It was designed to give years of service on commercial equipment. If your needs are less demanding, or for home use, than the Intek line may be a better choice for you, but if you need the best, then go with Vanguard.
Briggs & Stratton Intek engines
With the new Millenium, the engineers at Briggs & Stratton felt it was time to come up with a new generation of engines for the lawn & garden industry. These engines lead the field in innovative design and borrow technologies from their older brothers, the world class Vanguard engines.
Honda is Honda...
http://www.perr.com/honda.html
Honda Series Engines have long been recognized as the industry leader in providing reliable, easy-starting and fuel efficient small engines.
Kohler is Kohler...
http://www.perr.com/kohler.html
"Since the 1920's, Kohler has been one of the largest producers of air-cooled, four-cycle engines. From the early cast-iron engines to today's overhead camshaft engine line, Kohler engines has proven itself as one of the world's finest manufacturers of small engines. With four lines of small engines, Kohler has an engine for nearly every application, whether it be for consumer or commercial turf equipment needs, or industrial or construction applications."
Onan
http://www.perr.com/onan.html
Onan became a leader in the small genset field with their two cylinder, opposed piston design. This design proved to be a winner, especially with the RV industry. 1992 - Cummins Engine Co completes the acquisition of Onan
Tecumseh
http://www.perr.com/tecumseh.html
Tecumseh is an industry leader in producing engines for snowblowers. These cold weather engines are specially equipped to start and run in cold weather. You will see Tecumseh engines on virtually every brand of snow blower that is popular today. They come in both 2 and 4 cycle engines
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