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Post by bertus Tue Jul 20 2021, 22:00

Hi I brought a little jap engine and generator off a old boy up north and wondered if anyone can help with identity and maybe parts for it?
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Post by blue cat Wed Jul 21 2021, 18:38

Looks like a JAP model 4 industrial (introduced 1937), perhaps copied from a Briggs & Stratton model A (under licence ?).


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Post by bertus Wed Jul 21 2021, 21:17

Thanks not seen another one been looking for one for identifying or parts etc no one ever seen one trust me ha ha
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Post by Alanengine Wed Jul 21 2021, 23:11

Beat me to it! I was going to say it looks a bit 'Briggs & Stratton'!

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Post by blue cat Thu Jul 22 2021, 19:20

bertus wrote:Thanks not seen another one been looking for one for identifying or parts etc no one ever seen one trust me ha ha
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I don't think there are that many model 4 industrials about as JAP quickly replaced this engine with the 4A and 4B for use during WW2. 4A/4B are easier to find than this model.

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