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Post by Ianhw77k Mon Jul 30 2012, 18:48

This site is fantastic for dating any old Briggs and Stratton engine.

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Post by Guest Tue Jul 31 2012, 13:34

Great looking site, very helpful. Thanks for sharing.

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Post by Ianhw77k Tue Jul 31 2012, 17:49

Cheers, I expect a lot of you have seen it before anyway. Didn't know if you might want to put it in the sticky section at the top of this section? I'm never sure how much attention people pay to Briggs engines.
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