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csason 01-31-2011 11:47 PM

Question about a v twin Briggs
 
I noticed one side of the valve push rods are lighter and not as beefy as
the other side..What is the reason for this ??

BigCountry79 02-01-2011 12:00 AM

Re: Question about a v twin Briggs
 
i do know the rev kit fixes this by giving you 2 steel rods to replace those weak aluminums with

csason 02-01-2011 08:32 AM

Re: Question about a v twin Briggs
 
I am wondering which side goes where..I didn't notice when I pulled them.

I will probably stick a rev kit in this one, as time goes by..but I am just
now getting the engine ready..

Thanks for the response.. I appreciate it.

Flintrock 02-01-2011 09:39 AM

Re: Question about a v twin Briggs
 
That's a new one on me, never heard that before.....The parts list for a 20hp lists a p/n for aluminum and another p/n for steel, that's it.

csason 02-01-2011 03:57 PM

Re: Question about a v twin Briggs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Flintrock (Post 514625)
That's a new one on me, never heard that before.....The parts list for a 20hp lists a p/n for aluminum and another p/n for steel, that's it.

I have one of each for each side.. One steel, one aluminum..
I am guessing the aluminum is the intake and the steel is the exhaust..but
when I put the rocker arms and everything back that way (and I know this isnt a big deal) , they are both loose on similar sides..
Wouldn't the exhaust side need the steel rods ???

Anyway, I also went ahead and put the crankshaft back in today..
The seal shoulder is perfect, the clutch placement is perfect..so that part is set.

I sure appreciate your reply, I still need to find out why one is steel and the other is not..and where each goes...:roll:

Flintrock 02-01-2011 04:15 PM

Re: Question about a v twin Briggs
 
Welp, I looked her up in my repair manual and guess what??? Learn sumpthin new everday......

All models EXCEPT 54000, 61000- Exhaust valve push rods are aluminum.
Models 54000, 61000- All push rods are aluminum.......:thumbup:

csason 02-01-2011 04:21 PM

Re: Question about a v twin Briggs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Flintrock (Post 514763)
Welp, I looked her up in my repair manual and guess what??? Learn sumpthin new everday......

All models EXCEPT 54000, 61000- Exhaust valve push rods are aluminum.
Models 54000, 61000- All push rods are aluminum.......:thumbup:

Wait..did you do a typo, or am I reading this wrong..??

You used 54000,61000 in both situations..this engine WAS an LP or NG burner..
I need to go look again, ( because I am brain dead) what the model # is

Flintrock 02-01-2011 04:27 PM

Re: Question about a v twin Briggs
 
What that is saying is that most engines used the aluminum for exhaust, steel for the intake. On the 54000 (31 hp) and 61000 (35 hp) they are both aluminum.

Flintrock 02-01-2011 04:35 PM

Re: Question about a v twin Briggs
 
FYI, the nicer rev kit will use billet Aluminum push rods......

csason 02-01-2011 05:24 PM

Re: Question about a v twin Briggs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Flintrock (Post 514767)
What that is saying is that most engines used the aluminum for exhaust, steel for the intake. On the 54000 (31 hp) and 61000 (35 hp) they are both aluminum.

Yep.. got em backwards..
fancy that..steel on the intake. I didn't change the adjustment on the
rocker arms, and they are both equally "double loose" on the same port of
each cylinder..it just seemed like the steel went to the exhaust.

I WILL be pickin me up a rev kit before long..lol, as money permits..

I got to get my first big block done yet !!! I still cant believe I have it close to
finished..er ah mounted in the cart.. lol.

:lhmo:


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