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Craftsman riding mower question
I just acquired a used 10 hp 36" deck riding mower. My question is the
motor, I can't find a single sticker, placard, stamp of any kind telling me what brand motor it is. I believe it's a Briggs&Stratton but I can't tell for sure. It has one sticker on it that says Craftsman. Didn't all the older Craftsman riders come with a B&S? I'm tring to find a replacement muffler. The one attached is the oddest looking one I've ever seen. |
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Craftsman riding mower question
On Sat, 27 May 2006 02:37:00 GMT, "gntry" wrote:
I just acquired a used 10 hp 36" deck riding mower. My question is the motor, I can't find a single sticker, placard, stamp of any kind telling me what brand motor it is. I believe it's a Briggs&Stratton but I can't tell for sure. It has one sticker on it that says Craftsman. Didn't all the older Craftsman riders come with a B&S? I'm tring to find a replacement muffler. The one attached is the oddest looking one I've ever seen. Try going to www.sears.com/parts and entering the model number of the mower. They have diagrams for most all their stuff, even older, and you should be able to drill down to the engine. You will probably even be able to order the muffler from them if you like. HTH, Paul |
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Craftsman riding mower question
Paul Franklin wrote:
On Sat, 27 May 2006 02:37:00 GMT, "gntry" wrote: I just acquired a used 10 hp 36" deck riding mower. My question is the motor, I can't find a single sticker, placard, stamp of any kind telling me what brand motor it is. I believe it's a Briggs&Stratton but I can't tell for sure. It has one sticker on it that says Craftsman. Didn't all the older Craftsman riders come with a B&S? I'm tring to find a replacement muffler. The one attached is the oddest looking one I've ever seen. Try going to www.sears.com/parts and entering the model number of the mower. They have diagrams for most all their stuff, even older, and you should be able to drill down to the engine. You will probably even be able to order the muffler from them if you like. That should work but Sears is no longer stocking parts for old mowers. Also, I replaced the "muffler" on my Tecumseh engine but it didn't decrease the noise. They explained to me that it actually a spark arrester, not a real muffler. I have been seeking a muffler that will bolt on but no luck so far. |
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Craftsman riding mower question
Stubby wrote: Paul Franklin wrote: On Sat, 27 May 2006 02:37:00 GMT, "gntry" wrote: I just acquired a used 10 hp 36" deck riding mower. My question is the motor, I can't find a single sticker, placard, stamp of any kind telling me what brand motor it is. I believe it's a Briggs&Stratton but I can't tell for sure. It has one sticker on it that says Craftsman. Didn't all the older Craftsman riders come with a B&S? I'm tring to find a replacement muffler. The one attached is the oddest looking one I've ever seen. Try going to www.sears.com/parts and entering the model number of the mower. They have diagrams for most all their stuff, even older, and you should be able to drill down to the engine. You will probably even be able to order the muffler from them if you like. That should work but Sears is no longer stocking parts for old mowers. Also, I replaced the "muffler" on my Tecumseh engine but it didn't decrease the noise. They explained to me that it actually a spark arrester, not a real muffler. I have been seeking a muffler that will bolt on but no luck so far. Sears outlet stores stock a lot of parts and if you don't have an outlet store close, you can just order it from their site. |
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Craftsman riding mower question
gntry wrote: I just acquired a used 10 hp 36" deck riding mower. My question is the motor, I can't find a single sticker, placard, stamp of any kind telling me what brand motor it is. I believe it's a Briggs&Stratton but I can't tell for sure. It has one sticker on it that says Craftsman. Didn't all the older Craftsman riders come with a B&S? I'm tring to find a replacement muffler. The one attached is the oddest looking one I've ever seen. I have a Craftsman 10 hp rider with a 30" deck. The mower was made for Sears by Murray and the engine is a B&S. It does have a somewhat odd muffler like an inverted "L", held on with 2 bolts thru a strap plus a side tab w/bolt. If that matches yours, the part # is 33280A. Bob S. |
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