Whats the code for the honda engine that was replaced by the GXH50. I want to buy a couple of them because I'm sick of the new engine it's totally cr#p and seizes as soon as the warranty is up. I have enough good drums/ bodies and gearboxes to make up a couple of decent machines but want that older engine it's bombproof just change the rings every few years and it goes forever.
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Belle 150 mixer engines
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I have a Belle 140 mixer powered by the Honda G100 engine. It is 11 years old, has been lovingly kept outside in all weathers and has been regularly serviced by David Blunkett.
It starts first time, drinks virtually nothing and has never had a bean spent on it apart from two spark plugs. I think that it may be the engine you seek.
It is built like a brick outhouse and I expect it to continue to run like a sewing machine for many years or Mr Soichiro Honda will be getting a stiff letter from yours truly.
I have a Belle 140 mixer powered by the Honda G100 engine. It is 11 years old, has been lovingly kept outside in all weathers and has been regularly serviced by David Blunkett.
It starts first time, drinks virtually nothing and has never had a bean spent on it apart from two spark plugs. I think that it may be the engine you seek.
It is built like a brick outhouse and I expect it to continue to run like a sewing machine for many years or Mr Soichiro Honda will be getting a stiff letter from yours truly.
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ours has a briggs and stratton engine, erm maybe it really old haha
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err...i think tecumseh are american, usually built under licence in italy where they used to be called aspera
good engine though used to use on mountfield mowers a lot.
i have noticed that on a lot of wackers, mixers etc now the honda engine in the black casing is made in thailand or the phillipines and not japan. is there any difference between a black honda and a red one?
good engine though used to use on mountfield mowers a lot.
i have noticed that on a lot of wackers, mixers etc now the honda engine in the black casing is made in thailand or the phillipines and not japan. is there any difference between a black honda and a red one?
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