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Someone with experience with a Honda 18 4stroke please let me know.if I should grab one for $750 new for my trail rig. how does it perform compared to a Briggs and how reliable are they in comparison. it seems like a deal to me but everyone else seems to run Briggs for true 4 strokers
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I don't have any experience with the Honda twins, but their smaller singles are awesome. I'm a Briggs fan... I've been working on them sense birth it seems, so I know them inside and out... my experience with the (smaller) Honda's is that you don't have to work on them... If I had a chance to grab an 18 for that price I would jump on it... I really want to try one, it just hasn't happened yet.
funny side note... a good # of the small honda 4 strokes are made in the USA, while all the Vanguards are made in Japan...A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed. -
I think that's because they're just more plentiful, and came as a standard equipment option in Argo and Max. I say give it a shot if it looks to be a good engine on the outside. Is this a NEW engine, or something off of a pressure washer/generator/grass cutter? If it's not new, I'd definitely make sure to hear it run for a bit before laying out the cash...Originally posted by amphibious drew View PostsigpicComment
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Its brand new with electric fuel pump and a remote ignition module. guy says he bought it for a project he wasn't going to get to and never hooked it up to anything.l like to buy stuff and no I don't do payments!Comment
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get it!!!! (if the crank is 1")... if it doesn't work for you, I will gladly trade you something for it... we can work out a deal right Drew???
like I said... I really want to try one.
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