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Old 06-15-2019, 08:19 PM
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Default Dual output Tecumseh

Never seen one of these before.... Dual output! I guess the smaller output is off the camshaft.

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Ariens tillers use that type of setup.
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Very common rototiller engine, cam runs reverse rotation making a cheap reverse direction without using a gearbox
Briggs makes them also.
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A lot of snowblowers have the same setup. I have a Troy Bilt that has it.
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Great price, the electric start is worth that much
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Great price, the electric start is worth that much
When I first posted this the other day, the seller was asking $75.00. The seller is motivated.......lowered it down to $55.00.

But that's a good point..... Buy it for the starter!

I'm gonna have a good look at the snow blower (a freebie) I gave my Dad several years ago and see if this Crapsman Tecumseh has a second output shaft. I couldn't use the snowblower because my gravel driveway eats up the shear pins/bolts.
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