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    Posted: 18 Oct 2010 at 7:32pm
Does anybody know anything about this pu. I believe it's a w25 , but don't know I can't seem to be able to find any info on these. how you tell them apart & what it's suppose to have for a hood and if the gas tank should be the same as wc or something special ? All I know is it was orange then red, then green, & it's now mine. Serial # on clutch housing; PU28167W.
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  a w unit is a 2 cylinder   not a 4 cylinder  have seen 3 of them   listed in the construction book [ norm swinford]   1-574-342-4545
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Hope this helps. Chad
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How does the pony engine work in the first picture?  I see a spark plug but no wire.  How is it started?  No rope!
OH!  Oh!  I see,  its just a plug!!! LOL
Looks like a good candidate




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Looks like a W25, which would be a W201 eng, WC radiator, hood, diferent fuel tank and air cleaner. and a two fuel manifold!! Early power units did use the WC fuel tank. Yours has had some mods to it!!!!! The top mounded gas tank and angle iron are not part of the original package.   Usually the first thing to go is the side shields.  I have a power unit hood and gas tank, but not side shields.
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  the w is a 2cylinder engine   not W25    W ENGINE IS A 10 HP.  CONSTRUCTION BOOK
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