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    Posted: 22 Apr 2017 at 6:55am
Anyone know a new Briggs model number that I can repower my b207e with? Does Honda make an engine that will work?
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10.5 horse power briggs ,    model 21r707-0011-g1 is probley going to be the closet thing thats new.
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that would have a 1" crankshaft the old engine probley had a 7/8" crank so pulley change would have to be made total lenght of engine is 18",    12" from center of crank to end of valve cover and 6" from center of crank to back of block   that engine would be far better than the old l head for power ,smoothness and  noise and fuel economy 
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