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  1. Debaker

    Wooden bed mount for Briggs V-Twin?

    I’m looking into the possibility of installing a small block Briggs on a wooden bed mount with downward mounted redrive. Has anyone done this? If so, how did it work? From what I’ve read of other folks’ work so far, it seems the ideal mounting for these engines is welded tube with mounts...
  2. Jay Dub

    Briggs & Stratton 627cc engine info/no theory, just the facts!

    We call this "Experimental Aviation" for a reason. If you are a theory person or a "thrower of wet blankets armchair engineer", please don't reply to this thread. We only want to know what does or does not work by experience in the air not by some idea in between your ears. Just the facts...
  3. TiPi

    B&S 49-series (810cm3/49ci) - TiPi's conversion for aircraft use

    It has been suggested to open another thread specific for the conversion of the Briggs & Stratton 49-series of vertical shaft engines to an economical and reliable aircraft engine. So here it is:) The Briggs & Stratton 49-series family currently (2019) consists of 4 streams of engines...
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