anybody knows this product is good for 2 stroke snowmobile?
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It is not...also 2 strokes don't have a combustion problem. If it pings...it's a tuning issue.
1547569
The Lucas oil octane booster is good for cars, but I doubt it is good for 2 stroke engines. Your best bet might be to try Royal Purple synthetic 2 stroke oil. It is an excellent product. Contact Royal Purple directly and they can give you some insight on what to use.
1471590
I think this is the same one I bought and put on it on a snow blower. Exact fit and ran well. I would buy again.
1598166
Yes. I installed it on that same model engine and works perfectly. I live in New England and this winter gave my snowblower a real workout!
578449
Did cover my 2014 115 four stroke. Not sure about the 2 stroke. Cover shape does not look as favorable for that engine.
110791
Well I have a 98 polaris scrambler 400 4x4 2 stroke and it worked just fine getting the clutch off
1978605
briggs and straton engine,1150 Polar Force 15000 250cc, 28" wide snowbox. I purchased mine through a dealer of Ariens in my area instead of Amazon. It was all together and the dealer ran through operations of the unit with me and made sure I understood. Other wise I'd still b e putting it together from Feb. 2013!
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I'm sorry but I have no idea, this starter did not work on my Tecumseh snowblower engine as it was supposed to and I ended up buying a different one
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I just went out and looked at my snow king engine and couldn't find anything stating it was made in China. Someone stated it was. Looked up a few online discussions about problems with the motor and it seems to be a split decision. For the most part I have had good luck with it. The only problem has been starting the big guy. Good thing it has electric start. I'm a strong guy. Ride snowmobiles and can give an engine a hard tug for a while. Never had much luck pull starting it. Ran out of gas once doing the neighborhood and drug it back to my extension cord. Has tons of power. Super impressed with the amount it will clear. Just a hard starter. I just went out and looked at my snow king engine and couldn't find anything stating it was made in China. Someone stated it was. Looked up a few online discussions about problems with the motor and it seems to be a split decision. For the most part I have had good luck with it. The only problem has been starting the big guy. Good thing it has electric start. I'm a strong guy. Ride snowmobiles and can give an engine a hard tug for a while. Never had much luck pull starting it. Ran out of gas once doing the neighborhood and drug it back to my extension cord. Has tons of power. Super... » Read More I just went out and looked at my snow king engine and couldn't find anything stating it was made in China. Someone stated it was. Looked up a few online discussions about problems with the motor and it seems to be a split decision. For the most part I have had good luck with it. The only problem has been starting the big guy. Good thing it has electric start. I'm a strong guy. Ride snowmobiles and can give an engine a hard tug for a while. Never had much luck pull starting it. Ran out of gas once doing the neighborhood and drug it back to my extension cord. Has tons of power. Super impressed with the amount it will clear. Just a hard starter. « Show Less
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It's a 2-stroke, which is what I understand is the best for small equipment. The fuel is a mixture of gas and oil.
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No it's not mace by Igloo. I bought it because of it's size. The brackets that I had on my golf cart would not come off and I didn't want to mount some new brackets. Also you can't get this size Igloo any more with a spigot so I had to make my own. It's pretty tight in the existing bracket but works great. Maybe this is more information than what you wanted. It's as good as Igloo however.
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2 stroke. I had to take it back to the place where I bought it. I swapped it out for another which works fine.
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My snow blower has a 7 HP. After searching the Tecumseh part number 632371A, it was no longer available. I ended up with a direct replacement, STENS 520910.The HP of the engine shouldn't make a difference, as long as the mounting matches the head. If the carb is too big in flow capacity you might be able to lean it out enough for the smaller engine. I you have your manual for the snow blower, start with the part number for the carb in there. Some web searching should then lead you to the correct carb.
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I'm useing it on a 4 stroke, however it could be used for a 2 stoke if the engine is built to have CDI ignition system (all it does is discharge it's capsitor when the engine tells it to)
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the tach counts every time there is a spark it calulates the rpm from that. this will work with a 4 stroke motor this is what we use it with. I dont know if it will work with a 2 stroke motor
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He does not say what snow blower he is trying to put it on .They work on mtd the best. NO PROBLEM IF THE LEADING edge is gone. You might need a new scraper bar if the edge is gone.
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doesn't matter if your snowblower is MTD or not as long as engine is a Tecumseh. check your owners manual or look at the engine itself
708606
Steve, That website I mentioned is searspartsdirect.com You need the model # of the snowblower. Pete